Hayes Barton Place
Hayes Barton Place is a life plan community inside the Beltline near Five Points in Raleigh that opened in early 2025. Unlike most continuing care communities, it is a rental: residents pay a monthly fee plus a one time community fee, with no entrance fee, while its cottages are purchased. Assisted living, memory support, and skilled nursing are on campus at Bloomsbury at Hayes Barton Place.
Hayes Barton Place at a Glance
What Does Hayes Barton Place Offer?
Hayes Barton Place puts independent living and every level of care on one campus. Assisted living and memory support are reserved for residents, while some skilled nursing beds are open to the public.
Independent living
Apartments with one to three bedrooms, townhomes with a private elevator and two car garage, garden flats, and purchased cottages, with premium kitchens, 10 foot ceilings, and covered balconies.
Assisted living and memory support
Care at Bloomsbury at Hayes Barton Place for residents who need help, with three meals a day. These beds are for current residents.
Skilled nursing
A 31 bed health center certified by Medicare and Medicaid, with some beds open to people moving in directly for rehab or long term care.
What Daily Life Looks Like
Independent living residents get a monthly dining allowance to use across four venues, from a tavern and diner to a restaurant and an outdoor terrace, and the kitchens cook without seed oils.
- A 50,000 square foot clubhouse with a saltwater pool and wellness center
- Pickleball, bocce, croquet, and a putting green
- A theater, salon, and spa
- Weekly housekeeping, basic utilities, and cable included
- Scheduled local transportation, valet, and concierge
- 24 hour security
How Does Hayes Barton Place's Pricing Work?
Hayes Barton Place charges a monthly fee under a 13 month agreement that renews automatically, plus a one time community fee equal to one month's fee. There is no entrance fee for apartments and townhomes. Cottages are purchased, with a membership fee on top. The community publishes starting rates, and you can read its disclosure statement filed with the state. Ask me for current pricing and I will walk you through the options.
How Are Hayes Barton Place's Health Center and Finances?
The skilled nursing center is too new for a Medicare star rating, but its January 2026 health inspection found no citations, and it has had no federal fines. Staffing hours per resident are high, partly because few residents live there so far. You can see the details on the Medicare Care Compare page for Bloomsbury at Hayes Barton Place.
The state filing for 2025, its first full year, shows a net loss, cash reserves below the state requirement covered by a letter of credit, and occupancy still filling, especially in assisted living. A group led by Liberty Healthcare, which holds a 51 percent stake, bought the community at the end of December 2025, and the bank loan was refinanced at the same time, now due in 2028. Losses are common while a new community fills, but ask how the new owner plans to stabilize finances and fees.
What I'd Ask on a Tour
These are the questions I make sure get answered when I tour Hayes Barton Place with a family.
- How the December 2025 sale to a Liberty Healthcare led group changes services and fees
- How occupancy is trending, and how future monthly fee increases are set
- Whether assisted living and memory support stay reserved for residents
- The pet policy, in writing
- Which homes are open now, and the total monthly cost
Similar Communities Nearby
- Morningside of Raleigh: Dixie Trail, a 4 star assisted living and memory care community nearby
- Waltonwood Lake Boone: Horton Street, a rental with all three levels of care
- Springmoor: Sawmill Road, a nonprofit continuing care community with entrance fees
- The Cardinal at North Hills: North Hills, a rental continuing care community in Midtown
Hayes Barton Place Questions
Does Hayes Barton Place have an entrance fee?
No. Apartments and townhomes are rented with a monthly fee and a one time community fee equal to one month's fee. Cottages are purchased.
Who owns Hayes Barton Place?
A group led by Liberty Healthcare, which holds a 51 percent stake, bought Hayes Barton Place at the end of December 2025. Liberty Senior Living runs day to day operations.
Can someone move straight into nursing care at Hayes Barton Place?
Some of the 31 skilled nursing beds are open to the public. Assisted living and memory support are reserved for residents.
Who can move into Hayes Barton Place?
Residents must be 62 or older and able to live independently at move in, and they go through a health and financial screening.
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Ask Me About Hayes Barton Place
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.