The Plantation At Leesburg is a senior living community for adults aged 55 and older with about 2,820 homes and more than twenty-eight hundred residents, including four hundred and ninety veterans, living across thirty villages like Pine Hill, Ashland, Belle Grove, Casa Del Lago, and others, and the homes range in size from about 1,100 to over 3,400 square feet, giving people plenty of room and different choices for how they want to live, and you'll see peaceful views of native oaks, wetlands, and lakes right out the window, along with walking paths and landscaped grounds, which folks tend to like because it's quiet, friendly, and easy to get around; the place has a gated entrance and offers a secure environment so residents can feel safer, and it also offers supportive services with different levels of care to help people stay comfortable whether they need independent living, assisted living, or memory care with specialized help for folks with cognitive problems, and when someone needs just the right kind of care, the staff works with them to figure out exactly what's needed, and they do try to keep things homelike and tailored to what each person needs, so that people with different health conditions or interests can still find the right fit.
There are three fully staffed activity centers where people gather for all sorts of events, classes, and group meetings, so if someone's looking for companionship through clubs or maybe wants to join in on ballroom dancing, the drama club, or computer club, there'll be a good chance to meet others with the same interest, and there are over 100 active clubs and groups running everything from arts, woodworking, and darts to special interest and veterans' groups, and even if all someone wants is to play golf, they can find two full 18-hole golf courses managed by the community, and each one has a full-service restaurant and bar, so neighbors can sit together at Steve's Bar & Grill or after a round out at the Plantation Golf Courses, and the courses stay open year-round, complete with a booking system for tee times and PGA golf professionals on staff for tips or lessons. When it comes to other types of recreation, there are lighted tennis courts, pickleball, bocce ball, two swimming pools, softball leagues, and a fitness center with both wet and dry saunas, offering everyone something to suit either relaxed or active days, and there are activity halls for events, dancing, games, and crafts, and a large stage for performances, which the drama club uses for shows.
The community supports veterans with a unique ceremonial team that provides full military honors for resident veterans' funerals, and there's a well-kept memorial park on the grounds, called Plantation Memorial Park, that honors veterans from many wars, starting with a monument installed by resident volunteers back in 1999, and folks help keep the memorial looking good every day. You'll notice that this senior community goes by the name The Plantation At Leesburg Homeowners Association, Inc.; it has steady management by Purple Door, LLC, and the HOA is run by Dennis Bard with a group of officers like Nancy Sheahan, Geoffrey Alpert acting as Secretary/Treasurer, Jerry Tucker as Vice President, Pam Rudolph as Secretary, and Russell Roberson as President, and filings like annual reports are well kept by Becker & Poliakoff, P.A., showing the place is organized and follows through on paperwork. The area was developed mostly in the 1980s, and many residents mention the natural quiet and lovely setting, plus people like the sense of community, with public and smaller group activities and events, and a good mix of backgrounds and interests all around. Every amenity, from dining to recreation, is tailored for comfort and convenience, using unique names for different services and locations, and whether someone's interested in enjoying nature, socializing, staying fit, or needing a bit of extra care, there's a combination of services and community spirit at The Plantation At Leesburg that aims to help people live safely and comfortably among friends in their later years.
