The Willows at Raleigh
The Willows at Raleigh is an independent living community of 143 apartments at 2722 Spring Forest Road in North Raleigh, near Triangle Town Center. It opened in 2019 as Treeo Raleigh and was renamed in 2024, when Focus Healthcare Partners and Solera Senior Living bought it, with Solera running the community.

The Willows at Raleigh at a Glance
What Does The Willows at Raleigh Offer?
The Willows is independent living only, with no assisted living or memory care license. Some online listings call it assisted living, but state records show no license at this address. Residents who need help can bring in personal care through the community's home care partners.
Independent living
Apartments with vaulted ceilings, a full kitchen or kitchenette, and a washer and dryer in every unit, plus a daily check in program and an emergency call system.
Help through partners
Personal care in your apartment through partner home care companies, monthly primary care visits on site, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and visiting podiatrists and dentists.
What Daily Life Looks Like
A full service restaurant serves chef prepared meals, with a bar and lounge and a private dining room for family gatherings.
- Housekeeping every two weeks
- Complimentary transportation to shopping, entertainment, and cultural outings
- A fitness center with classes, movie theater, and activity room
- An outdoor courtyard and covered parking
- A concierge and 24 hour emergency monitoring
- Guest suites for visiting family
What Does The Willows at Raleigh Cost?
The Willows charges monthly rent with no entrance fee, and it publishes starting rates by floor plan. Ask how many meals and which utilities the rent includes, since the website doesn't say. Ask me for current pricing and I will get you the exact monthly number in writing.
Is The Willows at Raleigh Licensed by the State?
No. North Carolina does not license independent living, so there are no state inspections or star ratings for The Willows. That also means it can't provide assisted living itself, whatever some directory listings say. I found no news of serious problems; the bigger change was the 2024 sale and new management.
What I'd Ask on a Tour
These are the questions I make sure get answered when I tour The Willows at Raleigh with a family.
- What changed in staff and services after Solera took over in 2024
- How many meals and which utilities the rent covers
- What personal care through the partner home care company costs, and who pays
- Whether the lease is month to month
- Which apartments are open now, and the exact monthly cost
Similar Communities Nearby
- Modena Cary: Cary, another Solera independent living community near Symphony Lake
- TerraBella Northridge: North Raleigh, with assisted living and memory care on site
- Waltonwood Lake Boone: west Raleigh, with independent living, assisted living, and memory care
- Brier Pointe Retirement Community: Morrisville, an all inclusive monthly rental
The Willows at Raleigh Questions
Is The Willows at Raleigh the same as Treeo Raleigh?
Yes. The community opened in 2019 as Treeo Raleigh and was renamed The Willows at Raleigh after Focus Healthcare Partners and Solera Senior Living bought it in 2024.
Is The Willows at Raleigh assisted living?
No. It is independent living only, and state records show no assisted living license. Residents can arrange personal care in their apartment through partner home care companies.
Who runs The Willows at Raleigh?
Solera Senior Living, a Denver company, has run The Willows since 2024, when it bought the community together with Focus Healthcare Partners.
Do apartments at The Willows have a washer and dryer?
Yes. Every apartment has a washer and dryer, and the community also offers studios, one bedrooms, and two bedrooms.
Compare it with the full lists of top independent living in Raleigh and top independent living in Cary.
Ask Me About The Willows at Raleigh
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.
