Landmark Villa sits on six acres of landscaped grounds with big trees, wildlife, patios, a courtyard, garden areas, and a couple of gazebos where people like to gather when the weather's nice. This is a two-story building with hotel-like balconies, comfortable common areas, and about 97 apartments in a mix of studio, alcove, shared, and one-bedroom layouts, each coming with wall-to-wall carpet, storage, and kitchenettes-some have patios or balconies, private bathrooms, and room sizes go from 432 up to 563 square feet. Residents can bring their own furnishings if they want, and there are options for singles or shared rooms, plus parking for those who drive.
This is a community that's pet-friendly but people do have to take care of their own pets, with no cats or dogs as house animals, and guests are welcome for meals or overnight stays. Those who live here can expect daily meals prepped by chefs, focused on taste and nutrition, and meals can meet special diets like low-fat, low-salt, diabetic, vegetarian, or kosher. There's communal dining, room service, on-site pharmacy, library, beauty salon, and barber, plus daily housekeeping, maintenance, and even laundry and dry-cleaning, so folks don't need to worry about chores or yard work.
The building is wheelchair accessible and has features like accessible showers, mobility help, and safety checks. Staff is on hand around the clock for support, including help with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, medication, incontinence, and even feeding if needed, with extra services for memory care and dementia. It offers both assisted and independent living, with options for respite care, home care, adult day care, and hospice if someone needs short-term stays or end-of-life support. A nurse and therapists-physical, occupational, and speech-are available; podiatry, dentist visits, and immunizations happen too.
Landmark Villa keeps a full calendar of daily activities-sometimes it's chair yoga, stretching, meditation, or group fitness, other times it's painting or cooking, organized day trips like going to the Oakland Zoo, community-sponsored events, card games outside, billiards, or prayer services on and offsite. Residents sometimes organize their own activities and there are many common places to gather, from the cozy Fireside Lounge to a Terrace Lounge with a big TV, social and fireside lounges, activity rooms, a board room, meeting spaces, religious venues, entertainment venues, and a game room. There's also a large aquarium in the main sitting area and a library for those who like to read.
Transportation is provided, free of charge, whether for shopping, outings, medical appointments, or errands, including special vehicles for wheelchairs. Community staff speaks several languages: English, Hindi, Tagalog, and Spanish. Security includes controlled building access, staff supervision, and an emergency response system. Residents can expect mail delivery, 24/7 concierge, and scheduled health checks. Services are open to adults aged 55 and over.
The facility is licensed by the State and keeps up with regular checks for compliance. Payment options cover checks, long-term care insurance, and VA benefits. People stay busy with recreational options like arts and crafts, music, performing arts, golf, seasonal parties, and outings. There's a focus on wellness with fitness programs and help with mental and physical health. The atmosphere aims for comfort and community, where people can live as independently as possible but still have support when needed, all on pleasant, well-kept grounds with a friendly, lived-in feel.
