Village Bungalows sits just west of Eagle Road near Ustick Road in Meridian, Idaho, with 74 homes in a 55+ subdivision known as Blakeslee Commons, and folks call it an active adult community, offering single-story floor plans with two to three bedrooms and two or three bathrooms, and the houses range from 1,504 to 2,240 square feet, plus residents don't need to worry about lawn or sprinkler maintenance. The monthly homeowner association dues are $160, with a $500 setup or transfer fee. There's a 1,700-square-foot clubhouse with a pool, and about 1.2 acres of landscaped common areas that include Bungalows Park and outdoor spaces you can walk in, and the housing models have specific floorplans called Cascade and Redwood, along with aerial and elevation images folks can view.
Care services come with different names on-site: Spring Creek Independent Living, Quaker Ridge Residential Care, and Owyhee Memory, so depending on what a person needs, they've got independent living, assisted living, memory care (in a homey setting), and nursing home services. There are also specialized spaces for memory care and staff for medication management and non-ambulatory support, with supervision and help with daily living activities available around the clock. Rooms come furnished, each with a private bathroom, kitchenette, high-speed internet, cable TV, air conditioning, and a telephone. The community gives residents access to all-day dining in a main dining room, restaurant-style service, allergen-friendly options, meal prep for special diets like diabetes, and a variety of activities-including a movie theater, a game room, a fitness and wellness room, a spa and sauna, an arts room, a community library, and outdoor walking paths. Residents get regular housekeeping, laundry or dry cleaning services, concierge help, transportation and parking, and move-in coordination, and they can join scheduled activities like music programs, outdoor events, games, and movie nights, with a resident-run program that lets people create their own activities. A dedicated staff manages medications and provides support as needed, with a 24-hour call system for emergencies. There's a community room for events, a library for quiet time, outdoor amenities, and common areas to share with others. The site plan is available to look at, and the location is close to The Village shopping area.
