Three Fountains sits in a good location near Dallas, close to medical centers and doctors, so if a resident needs care, help isn't far away and that can be a big comfort, especially as people get older or manage more health needs. Three Fountains has 190 units, including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, and the rooms come with kitchens, patios or balconies, private baths, and air conditioning, so people can feel like they're in a proper home, not just a room. There are walk-in closets, dishwashers, and residents can choose housekeeping if they want some extra help keeping things tidy. There's covered and controlled parking, elevators, and a special intercom that residents can use from their own unit, which brings peace of mind about security.
People living at Three Fountains get meals every day, and there are options such as restaurant-style dining, room service, and even guest meals if someone's got friends or family stopping by, and for anyone who doesn't feel up to driving, scheduled transportation helps get folks to appointments and errands. Caring staff and aides are always around if residents need a hand or just some company. The community offers independent living for those who just want a safe, comfortable place with conveniences, and there's assisted living for those who may need personal help with things like bathing or medication. There's a memory care area meant for people who have Alzheimer's or other memory problems-the spaces are set up to help prevent wandering and offer therapies suited for dementia.
Three Fountains has many on-site comforts, such as both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a sauna, whirlpool spa, a fitness center, game rooms, a TV theater lounge, lounges, a courtyard, a library, a barber and beauty shop, and laundry rooms, so people find all sorts of ways to keep busy or relax. Folks can bring small pets, and resident life stays lively with a calendar full of activities-art classes, craft projects, movie nights, games, day trips for movies or into Dallas for shopping, cafes, or seeing nearby attractions-which means there are easy ways to make new friends if someone wants to join in.
The staff try to make things easy, so seniors can live as independently as possible with the support they need. Services like transportation, meal planning, and housekeeping are available, and personal supports are tailored based on what each person needs for comfort and health, so you can stay safe while also feeling at home. At places like The Waterford at Plano, there are extra support services and memory care options. Residents say the community feels friendly and welcoming, with programs aiming to help everyone stay active-not just physically, but also mentally and socially. The setup's meant for seniors who want less hassle but don't want to give up their quality of life, and all the amenities-including air conditioning, good-sized closets, and rooms where people can cook or spend time on the patio or in the courtyard-help make the days comfortable.
Three Fountains also ties in with the broader real estate network, so for those looking to know more about local inspectors, mortgages, or even rental and buying options for families thinking about the future, there are agents and tools to help. Seniors and their families can also look up information about neighborhood amenities, schools, and property values if needed, all in one spot. The main draw, though, stays the balance between privacy, freedom, helpful staff, medical support, and enough to do each week that people can settle in, keep their interests, and feel part of a community.
