Senior Living in Huntsville, Alabama

Steeped in warm, welcoming Southern hospitality and a vibrant and bustling culture, Huntsville, Alabama, has been recently named the #1 Best Place to Live in Alabama, #2 Most Affordable City in the U.S. to Live and #7 Best Place to Live in the U.S. Situated on a bluff overlooking the Tennessee River in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in Huntsville, Redstone Village retirement community offers maintenance-free senior living that gives you the freedom to continue pursuing your interests and experience new adventures among friends.

Enjoy the views of an impeccably manicured lawn and home without ever having to lift a finger. Dine in your residence or savor a plethora of menu options prepared by our talented culinary team in a variety of dining venues. Take part in our holistic wellness programming, which provides an extensive social calendar for a lifestyle full of health and happiness. As Huntsville’s only locally owned and operated Life Plan community, you never have to worry about finding quality health care services – whether looking for independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing or rehabilitation. Instead, you’ll find more time and energy to focus on new friendships, vibrant experiences and a relaxing senior lifestyle.

Discover the joy of senior living at our Huntsville retirement community and experience the perfect blend of care, convenience and community. Contact us today to schedule a tour and learn more.

Huntsville, Alabama: The Rocket City

Shortly after the end of World War, a team of German scientists came to the U.S. to work on the creation of ballistic rockets. In 1950, the project was moved to Huntsville, where the team joined forces with U.S. Army specialists. Together, these scientists and their work ultimately led to the Saturn V rocket, the craft that sent the Apollo astronauts to the moon in 1969. On March 17, 1970, the U.S. Space & Rocket Center opened to the public on land donated by the U.S. Army and quickly earned the nickname the Rocket City. Since then, millions of visitors have stood in awe of the vast collection of rockets and memorabilia. The Rocket City continues to be a hub of technological development. Recently named “the STEM capital of the South” by financial website SmartAsset.com and the “STEM heart of the South” by NerdWallet.com, Huntsville’s penchant for progress has made sure the city is marked by its enthusiasm for science, technology, engineering and math.

From the Tennessee River to Monte Sano Mountain, the Huntsville area showcases the beauty of North Alabama in all its glory. Every area of town is close to some nature, whether it’s a park, a hiking or biking trail or a bubbling spring. Big Spring International Park is the crowning jewel of Huntsville’s park system with its iconic red bridge and famously friendly ducks and geese. It also hosts festivals, concerts and events throughout the year. With an impressive 3,000-square-foot overlook aptly named The View, Burritt on the Mountain provides a stunning look at the City of Huntsville from above. On the 167-acre site, you can explore the natural beauty of Round Top Mountain, learn about the lives of farmers from the 1800s and tour the unique Burritt Mansion. Enjoy a stop at the blacksmith shop, say hello to farm animals and attend special events like the popular Cocktails at The View. Enjoy all four seasons at the Huntsville Botanical Garden. Meander the 118 acres and take in the beauty of grassy meadows, wooded paths, water features, seasonal floral displays and specialty gardens. There are also more than 70 miles of trails in the Land Trust of North Alabama, including breathtaking views at Madison County Nature Trail on Green Mountain, Wade Mountain Nature Preserve with scenic overlooks and Bethel Spring Preserve for a stunning waterfall.

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