Fairmont Place sits inside a quiet, gated neighborhood made for people aged 55 and over, and folks who live here get a view of the lake that brings a peaceful feeling every day, and you can walk out onto the oversized, screened-in porch from the living, dining, or master bedroom and just watch the water. The homes, built in 1987 with CBS construction and stucco on the outside, have one story, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms, and there's about 1,599 square feet of space to move around in, so families don't feel cramped, and you get vaulted ceilings in the main rooms, ceramic tile everywhere, and a split bedroom design for privacy, which really makes it feel like more space. Kitchens here have gotten recent renovations with big granite islands-about 11 feet long-and there are stainless steel appliances, with double ovens that give both microwave and convection options, so if you like cooking, there's plenty to enjoy, plus soft close cabinets and a pantry for storage, walk-in closets and extra closet space, and even a bar area for entertaining. The bathrooms come with walk-in showers, updated tile, and seated vanities, and the owner's suite has custom cabinets in the walk-in closet for easy organizing. The homes have had some big updates over the years, like a new roof put on in 2021, water heater in 2019, and impact glass windows with accordion shutters, so folks feel pretty secure during storms and don't worry about the weather as much.
The property has a one-car garage, central air and heating, cable TV, high-speed internet, and private bathrooms in the bedrooms, and people bring pets if they want since there are some options with restrictions. There's no private pool, but there's a large community pool in the main clubhouse where people can swim or just sit and chat, and the clubhouse is where a lot of action happens-it has a fitness room, sauna, wellness room, arts room, library, movie theater, and even a spa-hot tub. There are courts for tennis and pickleball, a game room, billiards, and walking paths with outdoor programs, which give everyone a chance to move and meet neighbors if they want to. The staff provides help with things like housekeeping, move-in coordination, laundry and dry-cleaning, transportation, and they have a concierge for little needs. If someone's looking for a meal, there's an all-day dining room set up like a restaurant, with a professional chef, with options for people who need special diets like diabetes or allergies, and the kitchenettes in the homes let folks eat in or cook their own food if they'd rather.
Fairmont Place is managed by Minto Communities and covers lawn care, management, security, and recreational facilities under the HOA, so basic things are included and the property stays looking cared for. Security is tight, with a gate and 24-hour call system, so people have peace of mind, and support's available for daily activities, medicine, or personal care when someone needs it, with help for both short-term and long-term stays. The place offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home, and continuing care services in one community, so people can move to different levels of care if their needs change. Fairmont Place has a busy schedule of resident-run and community events, movie nights, wellness classes, arts programs, and group outings, so folks who want to stay social don't have to go far from home, and walking outside is easy with paths and lawns to enjoy. It's not a perfect place, but it's well kept, straightforward, and made for older adults looking for comfort, activity, and quiet near the water.
