Valley Oaks Village is a 55+ apartment community for seniors who want a mix of independence, safety, and comfort, and it sits in a three-story building with plenty of space for outdoor activities and social time. The place offers different care options like independent living for folks who want to manage on their own, assisted living services for those who need help with daily tasks, and memory care for residents dealing with Alzheimer's or dementia, making sure they get safety and support in a secure setting. The apartments are roomy with 1 or 2 bedrooms, between 550 and 810 square feet, some with 1 or 2 bathrooms, and each comes with its own kitchen, large closets, and big windows letting in lots of light, while patios or balconies let residents enjoy the outdoors.
The kitchens are updated and come with appliances like a dishwasher, refrigerator, range, microwave, and oven. Apartments include carpet, hardwood or laminate floors, central air, heat, ceiling fans, and mirrored closets, with large private patios or balconies for some fresh air and sunshine, and there are vertical blinds for privacy. The community allows one pet per unit, up to 20 pounds, and has a dog park, garden plots, plantable flower beds, fruit trees, and spots for sitting or gardening without bending down. People can enjoy the new swimming pool, hot tub, bocce courts, horseshoes, picnic and BBQ areas, and covered parking. The clubhouse is one of those places with a big fireplace, kitchen, bingo board, pool table room, and a Great Room for hosting events or spending time with neighbors, and the community works with local groups like Lovers Unite to offer more ways to connect.
Residents can take part in activities like bingo, poker, keno, pizza lunches, social exercise classes, birthday celebrations, trips to local spots, lunch outings, monthly trips, themed parties, and regular fitness classes, and there's always a game or get-together happening somewhere in the building or outside when the weather's good. The community has many features for convenience and safety, such as on-site laundry, online rent payment, an online maintenance portal, night patrol, controlled access, and a gated entrance. There's a business center, fitness center, game room, community lounge, and a party room for gatherings, along with outdoor grilling stations and facilities for sports and exercise.
Valley Oaks Village sets its rent for certain units starting at $2,085, and residents pay a $300 security deposit. It runs on six-month or one-year leases and doesn't allow large dogs, only small ones. Apartments suit adults who want to live on their own with support when needed, and the community is built to encourage an active, social life without being a full-time healthcare facility. There's internet available for use, access for people with disabilities, spacious parking options, a garden for those who like to grow things, and plenty of green space and places to sit and relax. Apartments offer a safe setting for seniors, and the community takes steps to tailor support to each resident's needs, with staff and programs focused on making everyone feel at home.
