Capital Oaks Retirement Resort

Capital Oaks Retirement Resort is an independent living community at 6498 Ray Road in North Raleigh, run by Resort Lifestyle Communities, a family owned company from Nebraska. Rent is month to month with no buy in, and one monthly price covers three meals a day, utilities, cable, internet, weekly housekeeping, and transportation.

Senior friends enjoying an independent living community in Raleigh

Capital Oaks Retirement Resort at a Glance

Address
6498 Ray Road, Raleigh, NC 27613
Living options
Independent living only, age 55 and older
Pricing model
Month to month rent, no buy in; deposit equal to one month's rent, half refundable
Operator
Resort Lifestyle Communities, family owned
Apartments
Studio to three bedroom, about 566 to 1,206 sq ft
In each apartment
Full kitchen, washer and dryer
Staff
Managers who live on site
Pets
Dogs, cats, and birds, with no pet rent or fees

What Does Capital Oaks Offer?

Capital Oaks is independent living only. The company says plainly that it is not licensed to help with medications, bathing, dressing, or other personal care, so residents who need that help hire a home care agency, and one is available on site.

Independent living

Studios through three bedroom apartments of about 566 to 1,206 square feet, each with a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, and an emergency alert system.

Live in managers and travel

Managers live in the building, and residents can stay at other Resort Lifestyle communities around the country through a travel program.

What Daily Life Looks Like

Chefs serve three meals a day at flexible hours with tableside service and a casual buffet, meal delivery to your apartment costs nothing extra, and a 24 hour pantry has snacks.

  • A 150 seat theater
  • A fitness center
  • Weekly light housekeeping
  • Utilities, cable, and internet included
  • Free scheduled transportation twice a week
  • A library, billiards, an arts and crafts room, and a computer center

What Does Capital Oaks Cost?

Capital Oaks charges one all inclusive monthly rent with no buy in and no long term lease. Move in requires a deposit equal to one month's rent, half of which is refundable. Home care, salon visits, and the on site shops cost extra. Ask me for current pricing and I will get you the exact monthly number for the apartment you want.

Is Capital Oaks Licensed by the State?

No. North Carolina does not license independent living, and Capital Oaks does not hold an assisted living license, so there are no state inspections or star ratings for it. I found no news of serious problems at the community.

What I'd Ask on a Tour

These are the questions I make sure get answered when I tour Capital Oaks Retirement Resort with a family.

  • Which home care agency works on site, and what it charges
  • Where residents usually move if they need assisted living or memory care
  • Whether dogs are limited to ground floor apartments, and which ones are open
  • How the meal service works day to day
  • Which apartments are open now, and the exact monthly rent

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Capital Oaks Retirement Resort Questions

What does rent at Capital Oaks include?

Rent includes three meals a day, utilities, cable, internet, weekly housekeeping, scheduled transportation, and activities. Home care and some on site services cost extra.

Is there an entrance fee at Capital Oaks?

No. Capital Oaks is month to month with no buy in. It asks for a deposit equal to one month's rent, half of which is refundable.

Does Capital Oaks offer assisted living?

No. Capital Oaks is independent living only and is not licensed for personal care. Residents can hire a home care agency, and one is available on site.

Can I bring a pet to Capital Oaks?

Yes. Dogs, cats, and birds are welcome with no pet rent or fees. Dogs live in ground floor apartments.

Ask Me About Capital Oaks Retirement Resort

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This is not the community's official website. Triangle Senior Placement is an independent placement service. Details come from the community's own materials and North Carolina state records, and you should confirm them on your tour.