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Hayes Barton Place

2600 Yettington Drive, Raleigh, NC 27608

Overview

Hayes Barton Place, located in Raleigh, NC offers independent living & life plan community/ccrc. Visit Provider Website

You won't be asked for an entrance fee here. The operator says Hayes Barton Place follows a no-entrance-fee rental model, with monthly payments instead of a large upfront cost, which matters if you'd rather not tie up a lump sum of savings.

That one decision changes what you compare. The community sits inside the Beltline in Raleigh, NC, steps from the historic Five Points district, and the care you may need later is on the same property at Bloomsbury at Hayes Barton Place: assisted living, memory support, and skilled nursing and rehabilitation in private residences.

Pricing and Move-In Costs at Hayes Barton Place

Liberty Senior Living, who manages Hayes Barton Place, doesn't state a monthly independent living rate on the community's website, and its FAQ ties the number to the size of the residence and the services you take. A price quoted elsewhere can't tell you whether it's monthly rent or a cottage purchase, which makes it useless for budgeting. That same website doesn't name a deposit amount or a community fee either, so move-in costs belong in the same request as the monthly rent. The monthly figure for the residence you'd take, plus anything due at move-in, comes back with Get Pricing, which gives you a real first-year cost to set beside the other places on your list. Age limits and pet rules aren't stated on that site either, so putting those in the same request gets you the whole picture before you visit.

Apartment Homes and Cottages at Hayes Barton Place

Independent living comes in more than one form, paid for very differently. The Club House Residences are rented, in one, two and three-bedroom layouts from 800 to more than 3,100 square feet, and The Terraces at HBP are three-bedroom homes with three and a half baths and a den, 2,682 to 2,695 square feet. The Welham Commons is the other route: 13 cottages of 2,025 to 2,158 square feet that you buy outright rather than rent. Owners can resell, leave the home to family and keep the equity gain, so knowing which route you want saves you weighing a purchase price against rent.

Dining at Hayes Barton Place

Four venues are named rather than one dining room: SW Tavern for casual food, The Greenway Diner, Frasers Restaurant for refined cooking, and The Boundary for eating outdoors. The community's website doesn't say how many meals a month a residence includes, so that answer, more than the venue names, tells you what the monthly figure actually buys.

Amenities at Hayes Barton Place

A 50,000-square-foot clubhouse is the hub of activity, and the operator's amenity list for the community covers both the building and the grounds:

Fitness center with a saltwater pool
Salon and spa services
Library, movie theater and art rooms
Pickleball and bocce courts, croquet lawn, putting green
Outdoor music venue, fire pit and community garden
Weekly housekeeping, valet parking and concierge service

The plainer features count as much: 24-hour security, daily check-ins, emergency response systems, on-call maintenance, gated parking and backup generators are named too, which lets you stop managing a house.

Hayes Barton Place is a community within Liberty Senior Living. See all communities and locations within Liberty Senior Living

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Pricing

Independent Living

The price for independent living at Hayes Barton Place starts at $6,615 per month.

Life Plan Community/CCRC

Your monthly costs at Hayes Barton Place will vary depending on room type and the level of care needed.

Amenities

Cable
Telephone
Wi-Fi
Kitchenettes
Meal Preparation and Service
Restaurant Style Dining
Outdoor Space
Dining Room
Media / Activities Room
Beauty Salon
Library
Transportation to Doctors Appointments
Scheduled Transportation (non-medical related)
Laundry
Housekeeping and Linen Services
Maintenance
Snow Removal
Lawn Service
Fitness Center
Swimming Pool

Room Types

One Bedroom
Two Bedroom
Three Bedroom

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about care, costs and life at Hayes Barton Place

How much does Hayes Barton Place cost per month?

Hayes Barton Place doesn't state a monthly independent living price on its own website, and its FAQ answers the cost question by saying the figure tracks the size of the residence and the services included. Rent is only one of the two ways to pay here, so a lone number attached to the community's name elsewhere can't tell you which of them it describes, and requesting a quote for the exact residence you want is what gets you a number that actually applies to you. Which residence you pick drives the answer: most are rented and quoted monthly, while the 13 Welham Commons cottages are bought outright instead.

What is not included in Hayes Barton Place's monthly fee?

Hayes Barton Place is clear on one thing: there's no entrance fee. Its own site says the community runs on a no-entrance-fee rental model, with monthly payments in place of a large upfront cost. What that site doesn't do is name a deposit amount or a community fee for move-in, and it puts no price on assisted living, memory support or skilled nursing at Bloomsbury either. Ask for all of those in one pricing request, because between them they decide what your first year actually costs.

Is Hayes Barton Place a rental or an entrance-fee community?

It is a rental. The operator's FAQ sets out the three ways one of these communities can work, buying your residence, paying an entrance fee alongside monthly charges, or renting, and says Hayes Barton Place follows a no-entrance-fee rental model with monthly payments and no large upfront cost. The Welham Commons works differently: 13 cottages there are bought as real estate rather than rented. That difference matters early, because it decides whether your savings stay liquid or go into the building at move-in.

How do I apply to Hayes Barton Place?

Hayes Barton Place doesn't spell out an application process on its own website, and that site names no minimum age either, so there's no sequence on it for you to follow. What decides your first step is the route you're taking: a rented Club House residence or Terraces home, or one of the 13 Welham Commons cottages you'd buy outright. Requesting pricing and availability for a named floor plan, rather than for independent living generally, gets you a straight answer on what's open, so you can tell whether a move this year is realistic.

What kinds of residences are available at Hayes Barton Place?

Independent living at Hayes Barton Place comes in several forms. The Club House Residences are rented in one, two and three-bedroom layouts from 800 to more than 3,100 square feet, The Terraces are three-bedroom homes with three and a half baths and a den at 2,682 to 2,695 square feet, and two further named plans, The Walter and The Westminster, run 1,874 and 2,034 square feet. The Welham Commons is separate: 13 cottages of 2,025 to 2,158 square feet that you buy rather than rent, and owners can resell, pass the home on or keep the equity gain. Hayes Barton Place's own website doesn't put a rent on any individual residence, so the layout you choose shapes the quote.

What happens if my needs increase at Hayes Barton Place?

Your care does not have to move you off the property. Bloomsbury at Hayes Barton Place sits on the same campus and offers assisted living, memory support, and skilled nursing and rehabilitation in private residences, and the operator says its staff is available 24/7, backed by emergency response systems and daily check-ins, so there's someone to reach whatever the hour. What the community's own website doesn't give you is a monthly price for any of those care levels, so ask for those figures alongside the residence quote.

Are meals included at Hayes Barton Place?

Hayes Barton Place names four places to eat rather than a single dining room: SW Tavern for casual food, The Greenway Diner, Frasers Restaurant for refined cooking, and The Boundary for eating outdoors. The community's own website doesn't say how many meals a month come with a residence, and it doesn't say which level of care includes what, so ask how the meal plan works when you request pricing. Knowing the number tells you how much of your food budget the fee already covers.