Watermere at the Preserve sits on a 17-acre site in North Richland Hills, Texas, near Precinct Line and Davis Boulevard, right in the Grapevine, Trophy Club, Roanoke, Keller, and Alliance Airport East area, and the place has 229 apartments built in 2021, with leasing hours from 9 am to 5 pm on weekdays and weekends available by appointment, and they offer tours so you can see things for yourself. The property has choices for 1, 2, or 3-bedroom apartments, many with private patios or balconies, walk-in showers, whirlpool or garden tubs, granite or quartz countertops, high ceilings, full-size washer and dryer connections, and walk-in closets with built-in shelves, and some units have private yards. The apartments include basic cable, Wi-Fi, water, sewage, pest control, and valet trash pickup, which simplifies bills every month.
The management company, Integrated Senior Lifestyles, looks after day-to-day needs with on-site management and a friendly staff. The place is set up for active seniors and lets you choose the level of care you actually need, offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care retirement community (CCRC) services, so people can find what fits best. There's a customizable care model, which means you only pay for the care and services you pick, and there's support for things like physical therapy, hearing tests, and health and wellness programs.
Around the property, the gardens are landscaped for strolling and there's an outdoor pool with a hot tub, plus clubrooms inside and out, a business center for those who need to stay connected, a gym, theatre room, elevators, grill areas, jogging paths, dog park, and plenty of spots for social visits or quiet reflection. The apartments and common areas are handicap accessible, and there are smoke alarms hooked to a central system.
Watermere at the Preserve offers several extras for an easier life, like personal laundry hookups in every unit, on-site beautician services in the salon, a grand piano in the community room, and raised garden beds, which are nice for anyone who likes to garden. The dining program here gives residents anytime dining and restaurant-style meals, with gluten-free, low or no sodium, and other meal plans available; guest meal services let you have company, and there are daily social hours, happy hours, and plenty of outings. Residents can join in art and cooking classes, games, karaoke, live music or dance performances, devotionals, and educational talks, and there's an effort to keep things active with off-site outings and wellness programs.
Pets are welcome, with room for two cats or dogs per unit (some breed rules and a non-refundable pet fee apply), so people don't have to leave their animal companions behind. The apartment community tries to make life as easy as possible by including trash removal, pest control, water, and internet in the monthly package, so residents can focus on enjoying themselves. The atmosphere is modern and quiet, and apartments are spacious and well designed, with features like dual vanities, comfort-height toilets, upgraded carpet, wood-plank flooring, farmhouse sinks, and designer glass backsplashes. Safety and ease are central, from elevator access to ground-floor units and wheelchair-friendly showers.
Social life is strong here, with lots of events, classes, international cuisine days, and clubs, and there are private gardens for anyone wanting a calm space outside. The staff organize personal tours, and people often say the place feels welcoming, safe, and supportive for anyone wanting to live around others with similar interests in an environment that feels both luxurious and home-like, without being overwhelming or confusing. Watermere at the Preserve provides a complete senior living experience, from independent to assisted options, designed to be flexible as needs change over time.
