Pacific Regent La Jolla

Pacific Regent La Jolla is a retirement community for people 62 and older, where residents have the independence of owning and operating their own condominiums rather than being managed by a for-profit company, and you'll find units built between 1991 and 1992 with one or two bedrooms and two bathrooms, attached home or single-family home styles, all with prices usually ranging from $350,000 to $525,000 and the average price per square foot at $373, so the sizes and prices do give options for different needs. The community includes independent living, assisted living, and memory care services, plus there are hospice and respite care options, and care can be personalized based on what each person needs, with a focus on support from dedicated, well-trained staff. Residents gather each evening in the dining room-where meals are served-and there's a gourmet dining experience for both lunch and dinner, with the HOA fee covering the utilities like water, electric, cable, and phone, and you can get optional valet service if needed. Amenities are pretty extensive, including an indoor pool, gym, salon, library, common areas, scenic views of San Diego's "Golden Triangle," and weekly maid service. There's a lively activities program with scheduled events, and a photo gallery and upcoming events section, while the culture encourages everyone to get involved in decisions about things like finance, budgets, food, activities, and property management, with plenty of volunteer committees such as Activities, Building/Grounds, Dining/Food Service, and more. The Homeowners Association's Board of Directors is elected by the residents for two-year terms, and you'll often see neighbors coming together in the shared spaces, building a strong sense of community, with many amenities designed to help people meet one another and make friends, and you'll find that personalized care is available for assisted living, memory care, nursing, independent living, in-home care, and residential care, all within a well-maintained, supportive environment.