Unbridled Living of St. Peters

Discover Independent Living in St. Peters, Missouri – Maintenance-Free Living With Restaurant-Quality Dining, a Pool, and a Team that Handles Everything Starting at $2,995/mo

363 Jungermann Road, St. Peters, MO 63376

Our Community: (636) 928-3877

Pricing & Availability: (636) 324-8295

Unbridled Living of St. Peters

Discover Independent Living in St. Peters, Missouri – Maintenance-Free Living With Restaurant-Quality Dining, a Pool, and a Team that Handles Everything Starting at $2,995/mo

363 Jungermann Road, St. Peters, MO 63376

Our Community: (636) 928-3877

Pricing & Availability: (636) 324-8295

Unbridled Living of St. Peters

Discover Independent Living in St. Peters, Missouri – Maintenance-Free Living With Restaurant-Quality Dining, a Pool, and a Team that Handles Everything Starting at $2,995/mo

363 Jungermann Road, St. Peters, MO 63376

Our Community: (636) 928-3877

Pricing & Availability: (636) 324-8295

Unbridled Living of St. Peters

Discover Independent Living in St. Peters, Missouri – Maintenance-Free Living With Restaurant-Quality Dining, a Pool, and a Team that Handles Everything Starting at $2,995/mo

363 Jungermann Road, St. Peters, MO 63376

Our Community: (636) 928-3877

Pricing & Availability: (636) 324-8295

Unbridled Living of St. Peters

Discover Independent Living in St. Peters, Missouri – Maintenance-Free Living With Restaurant-Quality Dining, a Pool, and a Team that Handles Everything Starting at $2,995/mo

363 Jungermann Road, St. Peters, MO 63376

Our Community: (636) 928-3877

Pricing & Availability: (636) 324-8295

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Independent Living in St. Peters, Missouri

Our caring and compassionate team ensures that every resident enjoys the lifestyle they deserve, whether that means cozying up by the fire with a good book, staying active in the gym, taking part in a game of bridge with friends, or indulging in gourmet meals. With thoughtfully designed spaces, engaging programming, and a team that anticipates your needs, you can focus less on responsibilities and more on enjoying what matters most.

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Create a space that’s entirely yours! Choose custom finishes tailored to your taste, including fixtures, lighting, flooring, and paint colors.

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Amenities

Every space in our community is designed to support how you want to spend your time, whether that means staying active, connecting with others, or enjoying a quiet moment to yourself.

Movie theater
Game and activities room
Fitness center
Outdoor walking paths
Daily schedule of enrichment activities
Indoor pool

Services

Enjoy peace of mind knowing your needs are met in a timely and professional manner from our dedicated associates.

Maintenance and housekeeping services
Emergency call system
Barber and beauty salon
Pet-friendly environment
Scheduled transportation

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Dining

Dining at Unbridled Living of St. Peters is an experience to look forward to each day. Enjoy made-to-order, restaurant-quality meals across three distinct venues. Start your morning in the Café, gather for a refined dinner at Hawthorne Grill Dining, or unwind with drinks and appetizers at the Sports Pub.

Activities

Get to know your friendly neighbors and foster new social connections with an ever-changing mix of group activities, classes, day trips, and more. There’s always something happening and always something new to try. Our full calendar of events makes it easy to stay active, meet your neighbors, and explore new interests.

Tai Chi, Senior Salsa, and other exercise classes
Live music and entertainment
Billiards, bingo, bridge, and other games
Educational seminars
Book clubs and discussion groups
And more!

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Floor Plans

We offer a variety of independent living floor plans suited to different sizes and budgets.
Explore our options, and find the perfect space to suit your needs.

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Floor plan of a one-bedroom apartment for independent living, showing a kitchen, dining area, living room with a sectional sofa, bedroom, and bathroom.

Apollo

1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
600 sq. ft.

Starting at $2,995/mo

Floor plan of a two-bedroom, two-bathroom senior living apartment with an open-concept kitchen, dining area, and living room featuring balcony access.

Secretariat

2 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1000 sq. ft.

Starting at $4,995/mo

3D floor plan of an independent living apartment featuring two bedrooms, two bathrooms, an attached garage, an open kitchen and living area, and a patio.

Meridian

2 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1200 sq. ft.

Starting at $5,250/mo

3D floor plan of a two-bedroom house for independent living, featuring an open-concept kitchen, dining and living area, two bathrooms, and an attached two-car garage.

Montrose

2 Bedroom
2 Bathroom
1200 sq. ft.

Starting at $5,250/mo

Resident & Family Reviews

★★★★★

The community here is vibrant and friendly. When I visit there are always activities going on and a lot of friendly smiling faces on the residents and the staff. The food is also 10/10.The community here is vibrant and friendly. When I visit there are always activities going on and a lot of friendly smiling faces on the residents and the staff. The food is also 10/10.… Read more on Google

Andi R.

★★★★★

I like the feeling of feeling a part of a community! I’ve made friends and that is very important to me!

I love my apartment and I feel safe here! … Read more on Google

Gayle J.

★★★★★

The staff are friendly, and professional. Seems like a well coordinated, very personable team, from the front desk to meal serving staff. The physical therapy leader has a great tone of genuine interest in the residents. Everyone made it … Read more on Google

Gregory H.

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A kitchen for independent living featuring gray cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a small wooden dining table set for two.

A living room in an independent living apartment featuring a green armchair, a white sofa with blue pillows, a blue armchair, a round coffee table, and a television, with a bedroom visible through a doorway.

A senior living restaurant interior featuring a bar with blue stools, hexagonal floor tiles, and various dining tables with upholstered chairs.

A senior living room featuring two gray sofas, two patterned armchairs, and two small ottomans arranged around a wooden coffee table in front of a fireplace.

An indoor swimming pool with blue water and metal ladders, surrounded by a white deck featuring a No Diving Allowed sign and abstract wall art in a senior living independent living facility.

A senior living bedroom with a queen bed featuring a blue upholstered headboard, white bedding, and a navy throw blanket, accompanied by two nightstands with lamps and a sitting area with an armchair.

Galley kitchen in a senior living apartment with dark gray cabinets, stainless steel appliances, white countertops, and a blue patterned runner rug on wood-look flooring.

A senior living room featuring a white sofa with patterned pillows, a light blue armchair, a blue accent chair, a round woven ottoman, and a patterned rug.

A tan pool table sits in the foreground of a senior living common area featuring a dining table with chairs, glass doors leading outside, and a wall of mailboxes.

Dining area in an independent living community featuring a long bench seat, square tables set with yellow flowers, and chairs against a dark botanical patterned wallpaper.

A queen bed with a rattan headboard, matching bedside tables with blue lamps, and horse and abstract wall art in a senior living bedroom.

A well-appointed living room for independent living, featuring a cream sofa, two patterned armchairs, a round woven ottoman, and lamps on side tables.

Senior living library lounge with four tan armchairs arranged around a fireplace featuring a wall-mounted television and built-in bookshelves.

High-angle view of a senior living dining room with square and round tables set on a patterned carpet near a stone fireplace with an electric insert.

Rows of chairs with blue cushions facing a lectern and a wall-mounted television in a senior living conference room.

Indoor lap pool for senior living with metal handrails, an accessibility lift, and abstract blue artwork on the walls.

A senior living dining room with multiple tables and chairs, a stone fireplace, and hanging light fixtures.

Modern independent living restaurant interior featuring a bar with blue stools, hexagonal floor tiles, and tables with beige upholstered chairs.

A library room in an independent living facility featuring four armchairs around a fireplace with a television above it, flanked by floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and framed by black-paned glass doors.

A comfortable bedroom for senior living with a queen bed featuring a blue upholstered headboard, white bedding with a dark blue throw, and two white nightstands with lamps.

A modern independent living kitchen with gray cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a small dining table set for two with a vase of green hydrangeas.

A cream-colored sofa with patterned throw pillows, suitable for senior living, is centered between two matching end tables with lamps, with two botanical prints hanging above and a round woven coffee table in the foreground.

A comfortable independent living room featuring a cream sofa, a blue accent chair, a light blue armchair, and a woven round coffee table on a patterned rug.

Living room for independent living with a grey sofa, blue armchair, and green armchair arranged around a round coffee table, with a television on a wooden media console and a view into a bedroom.

A hotel-style breakfast buffet in a senior living community, featuring a refrigerated display case of snacks and drinks, with wooden counters holding fresh fruit, baked goods, and beverage stations.

A bedroom designed for independent living with a queen bed featuring a gold throw blanket, two bedside tables with lamps, a green accent chair, and floral artwork on the wall.

A brick-columned gazebo at this independent living community sits on the edge of a pond, overlooking water that reflects the surrounding bare trees and a stone retaining wall.

Aerial view of a senior living courtyard between apartment buildings, featuring a concrete patio with blue and tan umbrellas, outdoor tables, and a central circular garden plot.

Aerial view of a senior living apartment complex with red brick and white siding, featuring a parking lot filled with cars and surrounding trees.

An aerial view of a three-story independent living apartment complex with red brick and light siding, featuring a parking lot filled with various cars in front of the building.

Aerial view of a senior living apartment complex with a central courtyard featuring patio tables and mature trees.

A concrete walkway leads through an independent living courtyard with patio tables and chairs on either side.

A concrete walkway flanked by hedges leads toward an outdoor seating area and a gazebo in a senior living park.

A view from a covered porch looking out onto a concrete path flanked by benches, trash receptacles, and evergreen trees in a senior living community leading toward a brick gazebo in the distance.

A view from between two brick pillars of a paved path leading toward a large independent living apartment complex.

A concrete path leads to a brick archway in a senior living park-like setting with trees and trimmed shrubs.

A paved courtyard with metal tables and chairs leading to the entrance of an independent living apartment building.

A home office in an independent living space, featuring a wooden desk with a lamp and potted plant, a swivel chair, a tall bookshelf, a large world map wall hanging, and an upholstered armchair.

The exterior of a two-story white brick senior living building with a covered entrance marked with the address 363, and a shuttle bus parked under the porte-cochere.

A row of wicker armchairs with grey cushions and patterned throw pillows on a white brick porch, creating a comfortable space for senior living.

Two water fountains spray in a calm, green pond surrounded by lush trees at this senior living community.

A raised garden bed filled with colorful zinnia flowers in shades of red, pink, and white, with an independent living apartment building in the blurred background.

A concrete sidewalk runs along the front of an independent living building featuring apartment unit 128, with flower-filled pots lining a rock garden under two large shade trees.

Outdoor patio for independent living with tables, chairs, blue umbrellas, and a shuffleboard court on the ground.

Outdoor patio with wicker chairs, blue cushions, and umbrellas surrounding a walkway leading to an independent living entrance.

An outdoor patio with large planters, tables, and chairs for senior living, situated in front of a gray multi-story apartment building.

Bathroom in a senior living residence featuring a blue and white geometric patterned shower curtain, a toilet, a grey vanity with a white countertop, and two bird paintings on the wall.

Laundry room in a senior living residence with a washer, dryer, white cabinets, and a framed sign that reads Laundry Room Help Wanted.

A white front door in a brick wall, with a wicker chair, a potted plant, and a Home Sweet Home welcome mat on the concrete porch of an independent living home.

A blue glazed pot of pink and purple flowers sits on a glass-topped table next to a wicker chair with patterned cushions on a backyard deck in an independent living community.

A light grey vinyl-sided house with a small backyard deck featuring a table and two chairs, ideal for independent living.

A single-story residential duplex for independent living with a gray roof, tan siding, red brick accents, and two white garage doors.

An entryway in a senior living home featuring a wood console table with a mirror and candle holders, a central white door, and a gold floor vase with dried grasses.

A kitchen in a senior living residence featuring a stainless steel refrigerator next to gray cabinets and a countertop with a bowl of apples.

A kitchen corner in an independent living space with gray cabinets, white stone countertops, a stainless steel faucet and dishwasher, and a framed floral print on the wall.

A galley-style kitchen for independent living with grey cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a square painting of blue and gold wildflowers hanging on the back wall.

A cozy senior living dining nook with a tassel-trimmed tablecloth on a round table, two wooden chairs, a potted plant, and dishware under a five-light chandelier and wall clock.

A bedroom in an independent living suite features a dark wooden dresser topped with a bird-motif mirror, with an open doorway leading to a living area with an armchair and sofa.

A bedroom for independent living featuring a dark blue dresser, a floral armchair, a white quilted bed, a gold-framed mirror, and a colorful floral painting on the wall.

A bedroom for senior living with a navy blue upholstered bed, a white quilt, and a framed floral painting on the wall, flanked by two wooden nightstands with lamps.

Bathroom vanity with a marble countertop, gold faucet, and gray cabinet in a senior living suite, next to a toilet and a shower with a black and white floral patterned curtain.

A comfortable independent living room featuring two blue armchairs, a beige tufted sofa, and a round wooden side table, with a dining table and abstract landscape art visible in the background.

A living room for independent living featuring two blue armchairs, a round dining table with two chairs, and a kitchen visible through a wall cutout.

Two blue armchairs with patterned accent pillows face a small wooden side table in an independent living room, with a console table and a doorway leading to a bedroom visible in the background.

A dining table set with place settings and a small plant, in a senior living area featuring a sofa, a blue armchair, and wall-mounted wicker decor.

A view down a senior living hallway toward a living area with two blue armchairs, passing a wooden console table with a potted plant and mirror in the foreground.

A home office in an independent living suite featuring a wooden desk, an upholstered chair, and two tall bookshelves flanking a window.

A Note from Our Founder

We don’t just provide senior living. We bring a hospitality mindset to every moment, and that distinction is everything. It shapes how we walk into a room, how we greet you by name, and how we care for the people you love.

Our team lives out four values every day: Respect, Integrity, Servant Leadership, and Excellence. Not as words on a wall, but as actions in every space and every interaction.

You and your family are why we’re here. We’d be honored to welcome you home.

— R. Kyle Bourne, Founder & CEO, Unbridled Living

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What's Nearby

Restaurants

Chillax St. Peters – 2.2 Miles

Jafra Mediterranean Restaurant- 2.2 Miles

Twisted Tavern – 1.2 Miles

Chimi’s Fresh Mex – 1 Mile

Bandana’s Bar-B-Q – 1 Mile

Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant – 3.9 Miles

Shopping

Mid Rivers Mall – 3.5 Miles

Cave Springs Shopping Center – 1.2 Miles

Target – 1.5 Miles

St Charles Antique Mall – 3.4 Miles

Medical

Barnes-Jewish St. Peters Hospital – .9 Miles

St. Peters Hospital – 1 Mile

SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital – St. Charles – 6.2 Miles

Total Access Urgent Care – St. Charles – 1.2 Miles

St. Charles County VA Clinic – 3.7 Miles

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363 Jungermann Road
St. Peters, MO 63376

Senior Living FAQs

What's the difference between independent living and assisted living?

Independent living is perfect for seniors who want to maintain their independence while receiving the amenities of a retirement community, meeting like-minded people, and living maintenance-free.

Assisted living is ideal for those who need assistance with activities of daily living and expanded services tailored to their unique needs, with wellness-focused support designed to provide confidence in every step.

What are the safety features at Unbridled Living?

Safety and security are our top priorities, which is why we have concierge staff on-hand 24/7 – a feature many retirement communities do not offer – for our residents’ safety and support. Doors are secured day and night, but our residents still have full access to come and go as they please.

How do I apply for an independent living apartment at Unbridled Living?

Give us a call or send us a message! Our helpful team members will be happy to schedule a tour of our senior living community for you or your loved one, help you choose the apartment floor plan that’s right for you, and answer any questions you may have.

How much does independent living cost per month in St. Peters?

At Unbridled Living of St. Peters, independent living rates start at $2,775 per month for studio apartments, $3,500 for one-bedroom units, $4,995 for two-bedroom units, and $5,400 for two-bedroom villas. When a resident signs a lease, we charge a one-time Community Fee of $3,500.

Should we look at a villa or an apartment?

At Unbridled Living of St. Peters, we have several great options depending on what your needs are. Our villas are all a two-bedroom / two-bath combination with 1,200 square feet, a one-car garage and contain a full kitchen. Residents of the villas at St. Peters also have access to all of the amenities at the community including dining at our restaurant and bistro, the indoor pool and fitness center, the salon, and transportation opportunities with our bus. We also cover all landscaping, maintenance, and utility costs. The villas are a great option for people who want to downsize from their home and not have any of the typical expenses associated with home ownership such as a mortgage, real estate taxes, and landscaping or maintenance expenses, but are not yet ready for apartment living and wish to have additional privacy.

Our two-bedroom apartment units are 1,000 square feet with a full kitchen. Our one-bedroom apartment units are 600 square feet with a full kitchen. The apartment units are an excellent option for people who are looking to downsize and want to live in the action of a vibrant community.

What is included in the monthly fee, and what costs extra?

At Unbridled Living of St. Peters, one monthly rent covers your apartment, all utilities, dining, housekeeping, maintenance, transportation, and the full activity calendar. Here is exactly what is included:

Apartment — Studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom floor plan with a full kitchen, including refrigerator, range, microwave, and dishwasher
Utilities — Electricity, gas, water, sewer, and trash, with no separate utility bills or deposits
Dining — A $500 monthly meal credit, usable in the dining room or at Marv’s, our on-site bistro
Housekeeping and linens — Scheduled housekeeping twice per month, including linen service
Maintenance — Repairs to any damages not caused by the resident, plus appliance and HVAC repair
Transportation — Scheduled community transportation for shopping, personal errands, medical appointments, and group outings
Life enrichment — A full monthly calendar of physical, social, educational, and spiritual activities
On-site team — A team member on site 24 hours a day, seven days a week

What is the difference between independent living, a senior apartment, and a 55+ community?

A “55+ Community” is also called “Active Adult” community. Residents in these communities can buy or rent a home, townhome, or apartment. In these communities there are no services, meals, and no staff beyond property management.

A senior apartment is an age-restricted (usually 55+ or 62+) multifamily rental which often has smaller units at market-rate or affordable pricing. No meals or care are offered, and some offer a limited activities programming or a service coordinator, but the monthly rent only covers the room.

Independent Living is a congregate, service-enriched model where the monthly rate includes meals (usually 1-3 per day or a set dollar amount per month that can be used however the resident chooses), housekeeping, transportation, activities and life enrichment, utilities, community amenities such as a fitness center or pool, and a 24/7 staff presence. No care is provided but often an independent living community will have space in the building leased to a home health company with whom residents can contract with directly for any type of assisted living service. Operationally, an independent living community has more in common with a hotel than an apartment building.

If we move, do we lose the senior property tax freeze on the house?

You don’t lose the freeze by moving to Unbridled Living of St. Peters, you leave property taxes behind entirely. St. Charles County’s senior tax freeze locks your home’s tax bill at its base-year amount, but it only stops future increases: you still pay the full frozen bill every year, along with homeowner’s insurance, utilities, repairs, lawn care, and snow removal. And the freeze does not travel with you, if you sell and buy another home, your taxes reset at the new property’s current level.

Because Unbridled Living of St. Peters is a rental community, there is nothing to reset. As a resident, you have no property tax bill at all, frozen or otherwise, no homeowner’s insurance premium, and no maintenance costs. One monthly rent covers your apartment, utilities, dining, housekeeping, maintenance, and transportation.

The clearest way to weigh the decision is to compare the total annual cost of staying in the house, even with frozen taxes, against one all-inclusive monthly rate. We are happy to run that comparison with you using your actual numbers.

Is independent living licensed or inspected in Missouri?

No — independent living communities are not licensed or inspected in Missouri, because they do not provide assisted living services. At Unbridled Living of St. Peters, however, independent living residents can contract directly with our preferred home health provider, AW Health Care, which leases space in our community. This allows residents who do not need full-time assisted living to still receive care.

What happens if a resident's health declines — will they have to move again?

Independent living apartments are not licensed for personal care, so the community itself cannot provide help with activities of daily living (ADLs) or skilled nursing directly. Residents can, however, bring in a licensed home health agency as a third-party service — for example, physical therapy or ADL assistance — layered on top of their independent living lease. The apartment stays the same; what changes is the support coming in.

Skilled nursing (wound care, injections, IV therapy, post-hospital recovery, therapy) is often covered by Medicare when the resident is homebound-eligible and the care is ordered by a physician; it is usually short-term and rehabilitative.

ADL and personal-care support (bathing, dressing, mobility assistance) is generally private pay or covered by long-term care insurance; Medicare does not pay for ongoing custodial care.

This model works well for residents whose needs are stable and moderate. If care needs increase to the point of requiring 24/7 supervision, frequent skilled intervention, or safety concerns such as falls, wandering, or cognitive decline, that is usually the signal to transition to assisted living or memory care rather than layering in more home health hours. Independent living with home health bridges a need and is not meant to substitute indefinitely for a higher level of care.

Is this a rental, or do we have to buy in?

Unbridled Living of St. Peters is a rental community and therefore does not have a six-figure buy-in like most continuing care retirement communities. Our residents sign an annual lease and pay a one-time $3,500 community fee. If a resident passes away or needs to move to a higher level of care (assisted living or memory care) than we can accommodate, the lease is terminated early with no fee or penalty.

How do I bring this up with my parent without starting a fight?

Talking to a parent about a move to independent living can feel overwhelming. Adult children often feel guilty, and many older adults fear losing their independence, their sense of control, and a home that holds a lifetime of memories. Approaching the conversation with compassion, empathy, and an openness to your parent’s needs goes a long way. Some helpful ways to begin:

Start with listening, not proposing. Before you mention independent living, ask open questions: “How are you feeling about keeping up with the yard these days?” Let them name the frustration first. People are far more open to a solution they feel they reached themselves — and frame the move as gaining quality of life, not losing something.
Pick a calm moment, not a crisis moment. Raise it during a low-stress time, not right after a fall, a scary diagnosis, or a hard repair bill. In a crisis, it reads as “we’re forcing this on you” instead of “let’s plan ahead together.”
Bring siblings and other decision-makers in ahead of time, so your parent doesn’t feel ganged up on or hear mixed messages.
Use a specific trigger as an opening, if one exists. “You mentioned stairs are getting hard on your knees” is a gentler entry point than an abstract “we should talk about your future.”
Address the real fears directly. Most resistance isn’t about logistics — it’s about independence, identity, and a home full of memories. Naming that (“I know this house has 40 years of memories in it, and that’s not nothing”) often defuses more than any brochure. For many older adults, their home isn’t just a place to live; it is part of their identity.
Make it their decision, with options. Rather than presenting one plan, suggest touring two or three communities together “just to see what’s out there.” Independent living is about lifestyle, so leaning into dining, activities, and social connection tends to land better than framing it around care needs.

Can she bring her pet? Are there size or breed limits?

Yes — pets are welcome at Unbridled Living of St. Peters. Our pet policy is:

Dogs: up to 35 pounds
Cats: up to 15 pounds or 12 inches in height
Fish: aquariums up to 20 gallons, sealed against water damage
A non-refundable fee of $250 per pet

Pets must be on a 4-foot leash outside the apartment and may not roam unleashed or unattended. Pets are not allowed in food-handling areas or on community furniture, and may not be tied to trees, shrubs, or stakes, or left outside unattended.

Courtyard areas and a front lawn with a sidewalk are available for walking pets.

How many meals are included, and can she still cook for herself?

Lunch and dinner are served daily in our main dining room with breakfast available in our bistro. Each meal is worth a set number of points, which residents cover with the $500 monthly meal credit included in rent. The meal credit can also be used at our bistro, which offers a quicker grab-and-go menu. And because every independent living apartment is equipped with a full kitchen, residents always have the choice to cook their own home-made meals.