Directions
Branchlands Senior Living is located in the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Albemarle County.
The Manor House Independent Living at Branchlands is located at 1300 Branchlands Drive. Linden House Assisted Living at Branchlands is next door at 1250 Branchlands Drive.
From Washington: Take I-66 to Gainesville, then 29 South to Charlottesville. On Route 29, turn left on Greenbrier Drive, come down to the end of the road and turn left into Branchlands Village.
From Richmond: Take I-64 West to exit 124 (Route 250), take 250 and 250 Bypass to Route 29, then 29 North towards Washington. Turn right at Greenbrier Drive, come down to the end of the road and turn left into Branchlands Village.
From Roanoke: Take I-81 North to Staunton, I-64 East to exit 118B, then 29 North towards Washington. On Route 29, go past the main post office and turn right on Greenbrier Drive, come down to the end of the road and turn left into Branchlands Village.
I have found living at Branchlands to be surprisingly convenient, carefree, and stimulating. First: Convenient because banks, churches, grocery stores, restaurants, library, post office, and shopping centers are all within a mile or so.
Carefree because I have maid service, my dinners are prepared, utilities included in rent, free laundry facilities, and transportation provided if/or when I need it.
Stimulating because of the interesting people who live here, the programs presented (musical and educational) as well as trips to events in surrounding communities. Also, we get together to play bridge, poker, pokeno, dominoes etc. as well as pizza, and movie nights.
I can’t imagine living anywhere else!
– Clara C.
The area has an incredibly rich history that draws millions of visitors every year to the renowned University of Virginia as well as Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, Ash Lawn-Highland, home of James Monroe, and Montpelier, home of James Madison.
