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Senior Living near Deatsville

Deatsville, Alabama: Connected to the community.

Nestled northwest of Montgomery, the charming community of Deatsville, Alabama, is surrounded by tranquil country woods.

 

Crossings at Eastchase main entrance

Known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, Deatsville offers the ideal mix of peaceful, small-town living with easy access to the amenities of nearby larger cities and suburbs. Conveniently located less than 35 miles from Deatsville, The Crossings at Eastchase fosters a lifestyle where comfort, connection and engaging activities come together. Designed with seniors in mind, our community offers a carefree, maintenance-free lifestyle with personalized support when needed.

The Crossings greets you with warmth, authenticity and Southern hospitality. Residents of our community maintain their independence and embrace the next step in their journey with greater confidence, receiving additional support if ever needed. Discover the joy of a maintenance-free lifestyle, well-appointed residences, chef-prepared cuisine, a fitness and therapy gym, unique wellness programming, and a variety of activity rooms and public living spaces. The lifestyle offered at our premier retirement community in Montgomery offers the perfect blend of care and convenience. Contact us today to schedule a tour and learn more.

 

Deatsville, Alabama: A Farming Community Rooted In History

Deatsville, Alabama, is a quiet farming community with roots dating back to 1841, when Washington S. Deats built a sawmill in the area. Thanks to its location on the Tuscaloosa-to-Montgomery stagecoach route, the town quickly established connections with larger, more developed communities. The arrival of the South and North Alabama Railroad (later the L&N Railroad) transformed Deatsville into a boomtown. With only three water towers between Montgomery and Birmingham, nearly every train stopped in Deatsville to take on water. Today, its proximity to Montgomery allows residents to enjoy peaceful rural surroundings while remaining just a short drive from the conveniences of city life.