1 Bedroom
Assisted Living · 1 bedroom
$6,250/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 14, 2026Community profile
729 Crestwood Road, Englewood, FL
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About the community
Assisted Living · 1 bedroom
$6,250/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 14, 2026Assisted Living
$3,250/month
Care fees not included
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★★★★★
PositiveMs. Marie, the owner, runs a tight ship! I stayed there for 4mths and felt very safe and comfy. I miss the staff. Alyssa,, Melissa, Ms Holly, etc. Ms. Marie even made an exception to her rules by allowing me to bring my precious Kiki(cat,,) on very short notice. I hope she advertises herself as a pet friendly place because my Kiki was so happy there. She misses the people there as I do too. I'm living in Denver now and staying at Magnolia helped me get my feet back on the ground
★★★★★
CriticalAll I know is that [name removed] should be ashamed of herself she is running a nursing home where there’s 1 bathroom for all patients to share, my dad was drinking out of a coffee mug that was riddled with mold, she tries to make you think they have a balance of over $[removed] than what’s actually owed ( thankfully I didn’t give in to her lies and threatening me to throw my father on the street) the physician [name removed] lies about treatment and pumps these elderly patients with drugs so they will be out of it…
★★★★★
CriticalI was a resident there for 10 LONG MONTHS! The conditions are deplorable! Untrained,uneducated and uncaring "sraff." The owners only "concern " is money. Two bathrooms for 24 " residents!" No activities but smoking and watching TV. No food except what a church donates unless you count canned ravioli and beef stew. I wish I could unsee and unhear the things that I've witnessed in my time there. I'm dealing with a severe case of PTSD as a result! I can never get the time back but I CAN warn OTHERS! AVOID at ALL COSTS…
★★★★★
CriticalHORRIFIC! I was there for 10 LONG months. Basic human rights and needs ignored. Owner trolls ghettos for felons to hire and mental institutions for new residents. Untrained and uncaring staff. Almost all food donated by a church with the exception of canned ravioli and beef stew. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!
★★★★★
CriticalMagnolia Acres Assisted Living was dark and depressing. I didn't think there was any activities. There were a bunch of people sitting around. It was almost like an oversized home and very disappointing. Magnolia Acres was not acceptable. The staff who showed us around was friendly and willing to help, but it wasn't the right place for what we were looking for. They need to update and make it brighter.
★★★★★
CriticalMagnolia Acres was so dismal. There weren't apartments, and it had hospital furniture. The rooms are shared and tiny, and you had to share your bathroom with another room. It's also expensive and you dont get the bang for your buck in my book. The person who gave me the tour was a nice lady.
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Coverage last checked October 21, 2026.