Sterling Meadows Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
Floor Plans

Choose your view. Choose your layout.

Sterling Meadows is a three story brick building with four floor plans, ranging from a 404 sq ft studio to a 643 sq ft one-bedroom, plus a 628 sq ft independent-living residence. Pick the layout that suits how you actually live, then get back to living.

Inside Every Apartment

The standards are the standards.

Every floor plan, regardless of size or shape, includes the same private apartment fundamentals.

  • Private kitchenette with refrigerator, microwave, sink, and cabinets
  • Private bathroom with seated shower and grab bars
  • Ten foot ceilings
  • Large windows with plantation blinds
  • Individual heating and air conditioning
  • Utilities included: cable, water, gas, electric, internet
  • Emergency pull cord in the bathroom
  • Emergency pendant system worn on the person
  • Bring your own furniture and keepsakes
  • Pets welcome
The Layouts

Four plans. Built for how you live.

The composite drawings show every layout available across the three floors. Schedule a tour and we will walk you through the ones currently available, including the views.

Sterling Meadows studio apartment, 404 square feet, assisted living
Plan 01  .  404 sq ft

Studio

Open living and bedroom area, private kitchenette, and full bath with seated shower. Assisted living.

Sterling Meadows one-bedroom apartment, 574 square feet, assisted living
Plan 02  .  574 sq ft

One Bedroom

Separate bedroom and living area, private kitchenette and full bath. Assisted living.

Sterling Meadows residence unit, 628 square feet, independent living
Plan 03  .  628 sq ft

Residence

Foyer entry, full kitchen with washer-dryer, bedroom and living area. Independent living.

Sterling Meadows one-bedroom apartment, 643 square feet, assisted living
Plan 04  .  643 sq ft

One Bedroom (Larger)

Larger living area with separate bedroom and full bath. Assisted living.

How to Choose

Pick the layout. Then come see how it lives.

A floor plan on paper does not tell you how a room feels at four in the afternoon when the light moves. We invite every family to walk the actual apartment they are considering, because the right plan for your parent depends on more than square footage.

What to think about before you tour

If your parent gets up to use the bathroom at night, the studio's open layout means a shorter, simpler walk than a larger plan with a separate bedroom. If your parent spends most waking hours in a chair near a window, the larger one-bedroom (Plan 04) gives more living-area room for the chair, the side table, the lamp, and the family dog at their feet. The choice is rarely about size. It is about how your parent uses a room.

Mobility matters. Smaller plans put the kitchenette, the bathroom, and the bed within ten or fifteen feet of each other. Larger plans give more space but require more walking. Both are fine; one is better for your specific parent.

Storage and personal belongings matter. The Residence unit (Plan 03) has a foyer and a full kitchen with washer-dryer, which fits residents bringing more belongings or who want to keep cooking on their own. The Studio fits residents who are simplifying.

Light matters. The building's three stories all face the same way; we can show you which apartments get morning sun and which get afternoon sun, and which face the street vs. the gardens. A day at Sterling Meadows looks different from an apartment that faces the painters' portico than from one that faces the courtyard.

Cost matters too. Each plan has its own monthly rate, and care needs are billed separately on top of the apartment fee. Read our guide to what's included in a Kentucky monthly fee for a plain breakdown of what apartment cost covers and what level-of-care add-ons mean.

Questions worth asking on the tour

  • Which floor is this apartment on, and where is the elevator?
  • Where does the natural light come in, morning and afternoon?
  • How far is the dining room and the activity space from this door?
  • What is the closest emergency pull cord and pendant range?
  • Can my parent bring this specific piece of furniture?
  • When was this apartment last renovated, and is anything pending?

For a longer list, read 19 questions most families forget to ask on a tour.

Frequently Asked

Practical questions about the apartments.

What square footage are the Sterling Meadows floor plans?

Sterling Meadows has four floor plans ranging from 404 sq ft (Studio) to 643 sq ft (One Bedroom Larger), plus a 628 sq ft Residence unit for independent living. Plan availability changes; current openings are confirmed on tour.

Can residents bring their own furniture?

Yes. Apartments are unfurnished by default. Residents bring their own furniture, art, rugs, and personal belongings. We provide a furniture-fitting consultation if you want one. The goal is for the apartment to feel like home, not a hospital room.

Do all apartments have private bathrooms?

Yes. Every apartment has a private full bathroom with a seated shower, grab bars, and an emergency pull cord. There are no shared bathrooms at Sterling Meadows. The pendant call system is available in every apartment as well.

Next Step

The best way to pick a floor plan is to stand in one.

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