Villa Monterey

Villa Monterey, set in Scottsdale, Arizona, stands as a historic 55+ neighborhood with community features that help make life easier and more enjoyable for residents, and while no specific detailed list of services is provided, the community sticks to its work of offering care options for seniors, taking care of daily needs like meals, medication, and personal assistance, and if someone needs extra help, the staff can give specialized care for non-ambulatory people with a 24-hour call system for fast response, and when it comes to meals, a professional chef prepares food with options for allergy-sensitive and diabetes-friendly diets, all presented in different dining spaces, including all-day dining and restaurant-style service. The clubhouse serves as a gathering point, with a fitness center, shared space, a kitchen, library for borrowing books, and restrooms, while outside, residents and their guests enjoy common grounds, an outdoor pool, jacuzzi deck with chairs and umbrellas, a patio for relaxing, and biking and walking trails running through the desert landscape. Ramadas can be rented for private events through a rental agreement for a fee, and tennis courts are available for those who like to play outside or gather with friends in the sunshine. The community offers housekeeping, laundry, concierge help, transportation, move-in support, and scheduled daily activities, and there's always the option for residents to get involved in clubs, social events, or resident-run groups, sign up as a volunteer, or join community activities sponsored by Villa Monterey. There's plenty to do inside, with an arts room, activity room, game room, movie theater, library, and common area tables for meetings or classes, plus a spa, wellness room, and fitness programs to help support well-being. The Homeowners Association manages exterior upkeep as part of the low-maintenance living promised here, and provides rules and forms for home modifications, landscaping, and more, keeping everything in order with keycard access controlled by submitting forms, and residents can use the real estate and social hubs for tasks like selling a home or joining events. People who need short-term respite care can find that too, getting relief as needed, and throughout it all, the atmosphere stays welcoming and active, set close to Phoenix with easy reach to local attractions for those who like getting out and about.