Amica Peel Village

Amica Peel Village, Brampton’s newest retirement community, offers a comfortable and spacious living environment with a prime location in a mature neighbourhood. You can enjoy the beautiful parks and gardens of Flower City, along with amenities that matter to you. Amica Peel Village is a vibrant community that sprawls through multiple stories, allowing you to experience the best of Brampton. Our building's location at 118 Main Street South gives you access to relaxing indoor common areas and outdoor spaces. The green space-framed terrace with a view of the Etobicoke Creek invites you to meet your neighbours or enjoy a cup of coffee. In spring, enjoy the lush greenery and blooming flowers of Kiwanis Memorial Park and Charles F. Watson and Family Park. People love walking the paths, watching people, and maybe even spotting a deer. Amica Peel Village in Peel Village, a neighbourhood known for its pretty homes and tree-lined streets that you will love. Our location in the Peel Village neighbourhood is close to parks and shopping centres. Several banks, grocery, and specialty shops offer urban living nearby. You can visit two golf courses, Peel Village Golf Course, and Brampton Golf Course, which are easily accessed by our community shuttle bus for shopping and other errands. Rosedale Village or Mill Street seniors frequent this area. Our senior living community is a jump-off point for exploring Brampton and the vicinity. The Rose Brampton offers live shows and musicals that will be hard to pass up. Also, the Peel Art Gallery Museum & Archives is a place of discovery. Residents can explore new horizons in the Four Corners neighbourhood while enjoying festivals such as the Winter Lights Festival and the Flower Parade. Alternatively, you can enjoy the Peel Art Gallery Museum & Archives.

The general sentiment of the reviews about Amica Peel Village is very encouraging. Positive aspects like the caring and supportive staff like Emilie, Enil, and Raul, have not gone unnoticed. The caring nature and attention to all residents’ interests stand out. Regular updates via emails with pictures of residents involved in various activities make families feel connected and welcomed. Many comment on the fun activities that happen regularly. For instance, there are no dull moments at the facility. Though the place is good, a few people have not liked the reviews we did, which could be improved, and after that, the new one is now okay. Customers, however, have contrary experiences. Whether working at the facility or simply living there, everyone is happy with it. The overwhelming evidence suggests that the facility is a happy place. Families and the residents themselves appreciate and thank Raul, who is said to be the chief concierge, for his warmth towards anyone who walks into Amica Village. Residents have newly formed friendships and settled in well; they know each other. Every positive comment about the place all boils down to people feeling loved and accepted, which creates happiness and an enjoyable atmosphere.