New cottages dedicated at Kruse Village,
Brenham's growing senior retirement community
Nov. 7, 2007

BRENHAM, Texas - Twelve newly completed cottage-duplexes were
dedicated Nov. 6 at Kruse Village in Brenham, Texas.

Taking part in the ribbon-cutting at the dedication of The Greens of Kruse Village are, left to right, LaVerna Landua, volunteer and long-time supporter, Page Michel of the Washington County Chamber of Commerce, Rev. Lawrence Bade of St. Paul's Evangelical Church of Brenham, State Rep. Lois Kolkhorst, Ed Kruse, long-time supporter (Kruse Village is named after his parents) and Dr. Kurt Senske, chief executive officer of Lutheran Social Services.

The Greens of Kruse Village,
so named because it has its own putting green, is the newest addition to the
retirement community operated by Lutheran Social Services.

The 1,400-plus square-foot residences, called The Texas, are the largest independent living residences at Kruse Village. Each features a two-car garage, covered terrace, two bedrooms and two full baths.

The master bedroom includes a sitting area and walk-in closet.

All but one of the current cottages have been leased, but plans call for more to be constructed in the near future, although a construction date has not been set as yet. "We eventually will have 26 of the newest cottage residences," said David Hastings, executive director of Kruse Village.

Kruse Village is a full-service senior community in Washington County, Texas, between Houston and Austin. It offers independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing care and dementia care.

Contact Kruse Village Marketing Director Coy Fontenot. Call (979) 830-1996. You may also click here for more information.

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