Everleigh Lakeline sits just outside Austin, Texas, in a spot where folks can get to parks, gardens, shopping, and dining without much trouble, and you know sometimes people want to get to cultural events too, and that's possible from here because there's a lot going on nearby. The community welcomes adults who are sixty or older, and the whole place has a modern, resort-style setup with a gated entrance, wide sidewalks, garden spots, patios, sundecks, and a pool area where people can gather or sit in the sun when the weather's decent. Built in 2019, the buildings have one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, and they come in different sizes, starting around 598 square feet and going up to 1,094, but there are some larger choices, up over 1,373 square feet, especially for people who want more space, and some units even have things like vaulted ceilings or a loft layout, which makes them feel bigger.
The apartments have high-end touches like stainless steel appliances, granite or stone countertops, hardwood flooring in some rooms, and there are practical details, too, like walk-in closets, seat-in showers, pantries, and prep islands in some kitchens, plus a dishwasher, washer, dryer, and under-cabinet lights, and there's balcony or patio access in certain units. You'll see that extra storage and garage options are available, and there's covered parking, detached garages for rent or sale, and even EV charging for those who need it. Pets are allowed-two per apartment, both dogs and cats, though there are some breed restrictions-as long as you pay the non-refundable pet fee, and there's a dog park for animals to socialize so folks don't have to go far for them to get exercise.
Everleigh Lakeline offers lease terms between twelve and fifteen months with monthly rent starting at $1,490, and there are also fees-an application fee that you can't get back, an amenity fee paid when moving in, plus regular payments for things like pest control, boiler management, doorstep trash pickup and hauling, and renters insurance, each detailed in the lease. The community's managed by Greystar, and they've set up a bunch of spaces for people to enjoy: art studio, bistro, billiards room, business center, club house, coffee bar, fitness center open all day, library, TV lounge, theater room, and a pickleball court, plus outdoor grilling spots and garden paths. There are services like a concierge, continental breakfast, transportation and parking help, housekeeping, and accessible design for individuals with mobility needs.
For those who want extra help, Everleigh Lakeline provides assisted living or memory care services and also has support for independent living and home care. Meals are available and planned by chefs, but there are full kitchens if someone prefers fixing something themselves. Activities change daily and focus on keeping residents engaged, whether it's crafts in the art studio, social games, fitness classes, or just relaxing with neighbors in the lounge. Security measures include gates, video surveillance, and access controls, while valet trash and city utilities like electric, water, cable, and trash pickup keep things running without much hassle.
Office hours run Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the office is closed Sundays. If someone's interested in moving, the community has options to apply online, book a tour, or look at their rooms through virtual tours, and there are resources to help figure out right-sizing and picking senior housing. Everleigh Lakeline tries to create a welcoming place where folks can be as social or independent as they want, and all the spaces are designed to meet the needs of today's active older adults.
