The Reserve at Lone Tree sits at 11010 High Note Ave in Parker, Colorado, and will open in the spring of 2025 with 206 units spread out over independent living, assisted living, and memory care, so folks will see a variety of care options, including a continuing care retirement community, in a modern space that's part of the Experience Senior Living portfolio. The building goes up to nine stories at its tallest point near South Havana Street, with the others at two and five stories, and offers plenty of space for both private living and group activities, and you'll notice the place focuses on making life easy for seniors with its maintenance-free design, details like onsite restaurants, a steakhouse, and even chef-prepared meals using locally sourced, organic foods, so meals are both healthy and good.
For amenities, there's a sky lounge with rooftop terrace up on the ninth floor, a library, a high-end steakhouse, an art center, a music and recording studio, and a full-service salon, and staff stays on-site 24 hours including nurses for help with assisted living needs like medication management, laundry, dressing, and bathing. There's a focus on hospitality, and the building has secure entry, an underground garage, surface parking, and valet services, along with electric vehicle stations. Outdoor features include walking paths, landscaping, an outdoor amphitheater for concerts, pickleball courts, outdoor kitchens, and patio space, plus green spaces, so residents can spend time indoors or out year-round.
You'll also find wellness and therapy services, medical alert systems for safety, a saltwater pool, hot tub, and dry/steam saunas, plus on-site therapy services that support health. Memory care units offer safe, comfortable spaces with natural light and enclosed outdoor areas, tailored to those with dementia, and the staff is there around the clock for support. Other programs include art classes, culinary workshops, themed events, exclusive outings, a grab-and-go market, along with move-in help and housekeeping, and independent and assisted living apartments come with washers and dryers.
The complex has protections for LGBTQ+ residents under federal law, and its community score is high at 9.8 out of 10 according to Seniorly. The development lists pet-friendly policies with no breed restrictions, though you'll want to check with staff for the most up-to-date rules. The Reserve at Lone Tree does things a little differently by mixing modern amenities like smart fitness spaces, lifestyle concierge services, electric vehicle transport, business/meeting rooms, and even a makerspace studio with a kiln for pottery. It's part of the RidgeGate City Center area, and the facility works to create a comfortable, upscale environment, focusing on holistic wellness, social engagement, and a range of activities to help people stay active, connected, and informed as they age. Information on specific unit rental terms, exact utility costs, and all fees isn't listed yet, but the policy on user data and privacy looks to follow standard practices, and there's an option to connect through Meta services like Facebook Messenger, Meta Pay, and others for residents who use social media. In all, The Reserve at Lone Tree will offer seniors a place to live comfortably, with a strong attention to detail and plenty of choices for care, activities, and daily life.
