The Paddock at Equine Meadows is a 55+ community in Red Lion, Pennsylvania, at 157 Palomino Way, where people who own horses or enjoy being around horses can find a place that's made to support both residents and their animals, and the homes here are all single-story condos built in 2018, with most having features people look for like central air conditioning, warm gas-based heating, and attached garages sized at about 420 square feet, so moving around tends to be easier, especially for those who like to keep things comfortable and low on stairs, and with homes mostly around 1,210 to 1,630 square feet, residents have space that isn't too small or too big. The subdivision has 174 homes in total, so it feels neither crowded nor empty, and homeowners will want to consider that estimated monthly payments run about $1,306, which includes property taxes of around $5,305 each year, homeowner's insurance, and other typical costs, and this amount doesn't include HOA dues, since there aren't any stated.
The community's main offering for animal lovers sits with horse care, because unlike most senior communities, this one has dedicated horse boarding, maintenance, and equine services with specialized staff who look after the horses, allowing residents to have their animals nearby, and the grounds have several paddocks and spaces for turn-out. Those who care about their horses' well-being get help with management plans and personalized attention for the animals, and the stables and horse care support are among the key things that make The Paddock at Equine Meadows different from other places that might not allow horses or offer staff trained in equine care.
Most of the homes are designed as condominiums with vinyl siding, family rooms, cathedral ceilings, pantries, and two-bedrooms and two-bath layouts, and people can tour models like The Justice, The Exmore, The Liberty, and The Shire, although homes are currently sold out, meaning you'd have to wait for future availability or new builds. New construction includes assistance with foundation prep, roofing, curb pouring, and moving in, and folks have options if they need a certain type of floor plan, with each layout offering things like a pantry or a flexible second bedroom, depending on what you want or need. Staff are available for private tours and to answer questions about construction and the community, and there's a steady presence of open house events for people wanting to look around. This community does not provide specific personal care services beyond the homeownership and equine amenities, so daily living help isn't something included in the package, but people who enjoy horses or want to live in a place where animals are part of life may find this environment suits them.
