Meadows of Southgate II is a senior living community built back in 1998, set in a peaceful and friendly neighborhood with parks like Heritage Park and Civic Center Park nearby, and it's designed for people aged 55 and over who want affordable, maintenance-free living. The property has 117 apartment-style units with both one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts, each designed for comfort and easy movement, and you'll find amenities such as modern kitchens, spacious closets, and simple, accessible bathrooms. The building sits at 76,265 square feet, has secure keypad entry and an emergency alert system for safety, and offers both carport and garage options for parking, plus it's pet-friendly so folks can bring cats or dogs if they'd like.
There are many common areas where residents can gather with family or friends, and the fitness center, on-site hair salon, and different activity rooms allow for daily routines or hobbies, making it easy to stay active and connected. Meadows of Southgate II offers several types of senior living including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and home care, so residents can find the level of care or help they need, whether it's support with daily activities or more specialized memory services in an environment that helps reduce confusion. There's also an option for care home services if someone prefers a live-in caregiver in a residential setting.
Residents have access to chef-prepared meals and meal planning services that offer a balanced diet, and there's always a full calendar of social, recreational, and educational activities to choose from, with staff often recognized for their kindness and for helping create a welcoming place to live. The location's convenient, with shopping like Walgreens and Walmart Pharmacy, medical centers and two hospitals not far away, plus over twenty restaurants and several cafes such as Panera Bread, Starbucks, and Biggby Coffee all close at hand, so there's plenty to do and people to see even if someone likes to get out sometimes. Quiet parks, medical care, and community services are all nearby, with plenty of options for outdoor activities and religious gatherings too, making this a good choice for seniors who value safety, social connections, and access to different types of care as needs change over time.
