“We love the sense of security and peace of mind. And, of course, all of the amenities of
this place.” 
– Ralph & Alta Brock, residents since 2009

Our residents worked hard to be able to enjoy the easy life in retirement. They were careful planners and conscientious savers for years. So when they made a retirement choice, they looked for value. When you add up everything Larksfield Place includes in one package, the choice becomes an easy one.

At Larksfield Place you:

• Enjoy lots of “you” time thanks to maintenance free living! We clean your home, mow your lawn, perform needed repairs and provide 24-hour security.

• Have a world of choices each day for fine dining or comfort food.

• Have a library, movie theater, bank, fitness and wellness center, Meditation Chapel and post office, right where you live.

• Get cable, Internet, all utilities and most activities included. You can even read a free newspaper at the library.

• Benefit from stable pricing with access to the highest quality health care services within walking distance of your home.

• Live with some of the nicest people around.

See, it’s easy to enjoy Larksfield Place and still be frugal. Use our cost of living calculator for a confidential comparison of your current expenses at home versus everything included at Larksfield Place. You’ll change your address, but you may be surprised how little your costs change.

“When we total up the costs we say, you can’t beat it.  No utility bills, no taxes, no homeowners insurance, no yard work, no maintenance, very little grocery costs, less time spent running errands – giving more time for fun and games!” --Mrs. Pat Scott

Then call (316) 858-3910 or contact us here to schedule a personal visit. We look forward to meeting you.

Some residents say life here is like a cruise ship…

Larksfield Place Remembers:  Sailing The White Star Line

“In 1936, when I made the trip to do graduate study for two months and to see the Olympic Games in Berlin, I sailed on the S.S. Berengaria, a large Cunard White Star Liner. We were told that 12,000 people paid 10 cents each to get on the ship and visit their friends until sailing time...” Read the whole story at I, Witness to History.