Heritage Hills - Clermont sits in Clermont, Florida, outside Orlando, in a spot where you'll find lots of lakes, parks, and recreation areas nearby, and the homes are part of a gated, Mediterranean-style community that focuses on people aged 55 and older who want to stay active. The homes here, including single-family houses known as Heritage Hills Manors and attached homes in the Villas Collection, are built with low-maintenance yards, covered lanais, and garages, and the homes range from about 1,582 to 2,935 square feet, so there are different sizes for different needs, with some having four bedrooms and three bathrooms and offering a three-car garage, all on one level, which is nice for people who want fewer stairs, and most homes were built starting around 2010. Residents have access to many things to do, like tennis and pickleball courts, bocce ball, shuffleboard, a basketball court, walking and biking trails, picnic spots, and a dog park, and there's a very large 19,000-square-foot clubhouse, called the Heritage Hills Clubhouse, which serves as the main place for social events and gathering, and there's also a resort-style heated outdoor pool and spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center, as well as an aerobics and dance studio, a library, billiards room, card and poker rooms, an art studio with a kiln, and even an art gallery.
The clubhouse also features a golf simulator, and you'll find real outdoor putting and chipping greens for golf practice, and for bigger gatherings, there's a 500-seat ballroom where they hold special events and holiday dinners, and you'll see a recreation center plus plenty of organized activities led by an on-site activities director who sets up clubs, workshops, outings, and different social events for residents. People can take part in groups and things like Latin dance, card making, water aerobics, poker, movies, and more, and the community aims to help people live independently but offers both assisted living and memory care services, with specialized spaces and services for those who need more help, respite care available, and healthcare services tailored to seniors, so people with different needs are welcome; the community is managed by Lennar Corporation and LennarVesta Property Services, which are known for building homes and supporting the neighborhood with maintenance and amenities; the homes have professionally-maintained landscaping, and the homeowners' association handles much of the regular work outside, which can help people who don't want to keep up with their yard themselves.
The Heritage Hills community is part of the Heritage Hills Executive community and includes its own homeowners' association and country club, and there are also nearby places like Salt Shack On The Lake, Target, Walmart, The Home Depot, Planet Fitness, Waterfront Park, and several other stores and parks that are easy to reach by car. There are many housing options, so people can choose what works best for their lifestyle and level of care, whether they want more independence or need specialized memory care and support. They say they're committed to sustainable building practices and innovation in construction, and information about the community, including directions and a gallery of 26 photos, is on their website if folks want to learn more before visiting or making a decision.
