University City Village

University City Village sits in the University City neighborhood of San Diego and covers 16 acres with a peaceful, park-like feel, surrounded by gardens and mature trees, and it's got a real quiet, settled atmosphere since it's a 55+ community meant for people who want independent living but also options for assisted living, Alzheimer's care, and different apartment types, so you've got choices like studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, or even cottages, some on one story for easy access and others in newer two-story buildings with nice garden views. People living there can expect well-kept grounds, a clubhouse with places to play cards or billiards, a dance floor and coffee bar, and there's a fitness center too, along with a spa, a beauty parlor, and a gift shop on site. The grounds include a salt water pool, walking trails, putting green, bocce ball court, horseshoe pit, and there are picnic areas with BBQ grills so residents can spend time outdoors or join in group water exercise classes. The apartments come in different layouts with both carpet and laminate floors, and the community keeps some pet policies-sometimes they allow small dogs under 35 pounds for those who need it, but sometimes they don't allow pets at all, so it depends on the specific part of the property. Lease prices start at $1,350 with deposits from $450, and some units may include utilities. It's a place with a community library, arts and crafts room, a theatre for movies, and folks can join activities or just enjoy the quiet. It's close to University Gardens Park and shopping areas like La Jolla Village Square, and residents have easy road access via Interstates 805, 52, 163, and 5. There's detailed info around about what goes on in the neighborhood, including weather and healthcare options. University City Village aims to keep things comfortable, safe, and active, and they've got features for people with different care needs or preferences, so it suits a lot of different folks looking for quiet but social living. The average rating from residents is about 6.6 out of 10, with several service options, some activities, and a steady, friendly environment where seniors can feel at ease.