V-Esprit

V-Esprit sits on a quiet, spacious 14-acre campus in south Aurora, Colorado, where you'll find rolling hills, open green spaces, plenty of trees, and nice views of the Rocky Mountains that folks enjoy right from their patios, and the community offers independent living options for adults aged 55 and older, so everything feels laid-back and relaxed, and residents can bring their cats or dogs since pets are welcome here. The choices for living spaces include one- and two-bedroom apartments, patio homes with sunrooms, and newer Villas that give plenty of room with kitchens, dining rooms, a grand foyer, and even a one-car garage, plus you can find fireplaces, air conditioning, and full kitchens in these homes, and many units sit right on the ground floor for easy access if you have trouble with stairs. All utility costs like electricity, water, gas, heating, air conditioning, trash, cable TV, and high-speed internet are already included in the one monthly fee, and you also get pool and fitness center membership as part of living there. V-Esprit really tries to make things easier by taking care of home maintenance, housekeeping, laundry, and linen services, which means folks can spend their time on hobbies or relaxing instead of worrying about chores, and they offer building maintenance, property upkeep, light cleaning, and even complementary concierge support if you need help with small tasks or booking a ride. People who live at V-Esprit can enjoy all sorts of shared spaces, like an in-house theater for movie nights, a library, sitting areas with a fireplace, a swimming pool and hot tub, a landscaped courtyard with gardens, and both indoor and outdoor common areas set up for conversation or games. There's a bistro café and a coffee shop that make it easy to grab a meal or snack, and residents eat nutritious meals prepared by chefs and meal planners and can choose room service to eat in their apartments if they prefer, and flexible dining means food isn't limited to a strict schedule. Many different activities are planned every week-art classes, music and trivia games, water aerobics, fitness classes, Tai Chi, karaoke, wine tasting, gardening, facilitated outings, devotional gatherings, and live performances-so there's always a chance to stay busy or make friends, and the campus stays lively with both social and religious events. There are fitness and wellness programs on site, plus a dedicated gym and workout rooms, a beauty salon, spa, gardening areas, a putt-putt green, and spots for walking or hiking outdoors. The community handles transportation with both free rides and options at cost, plus there's on-campus shuttle service, ample guest parking, and even garage or underground parking and extra storage for those who want it, and the homes are designed to be handicap accessible throughout, so getting around tends to go smoothly for folks with walkers or wheelchairs. Health services here include skilled nursing, medication management, diabetic and incontinence care, non-ambulatory support, and memory care for those who need extra help because of confusion or memory loss, plus respite stays for short-term needs, and there are medical staff and ancillary services available, so people can find care without leaving the community. There's also a "Share-A-Place" option where you can live with a family member, friend, or another compatible person, since some folks like to have companionship and support. Management and staff seem to respect and care for residents, and everything's set up to keep folks independent but supported, so people can live comfortably and enjoy daily life with most of the chores and worries handled for them, and all of this sits close to parks, restaurants, cafes, theaters, pharmacies, and a hospital for when you want a change of scene or need extra medical care, and the setting is peaceful with mountain views and plenty of space for walking or relaxing among the aspen and oak trees.