Heritage Hills sits high up at 695 feet above sea level in Westchester County and has a mix of independent and assisted living choices, so residents can get the care and support that fits what they need, and you'll find that the staff here handle daily living like bathing, dressing, and medication help, with a 24-hour call system for safety and all kinds of medical services on site for health needs. The meals handle allergies and special diets, including diabetes-friendly menus, with plenty of options served in a regular dining room or with all-day and restaurant-style dining at The Grille at Somers Pointe, which serves American classics with its own special twist and has panoramic views, plus there's an elegant bar, outside patio café, and a full-service dining room. Heritage Hills takes care of chores like housekeeping, laundry, move-in help, and concierge services, which makes life a fair bit easier, and transportation's offered for trips out and about if needed. When it comes to keeping busy, the Activities Center is a hub for social and creative things, from clubs for gardening and sculpting to plenty of group events. Residents get five swimming pools, walking paths, a movie theater, a library, and outdoor spaces for socializing or just relaxing. For those who want exercise, there's a Fitness Center with machines, a whirlpool bath, a sauna, and more, and the events team hosts everything from baby showers to weddings and group outings in event rooms or the newly renovated clubhouse.
One thing that stands out is the Somers National Golf Club, which weaves through Heritage Hills and offers 18 holes on a Geoffrey Cornish-designed, par-71 championship course-though sometimes you'll see it listed as par 72-stretching 6,349 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 71.0 and a slope of 133, plus it's open to the public, so you don't have to be a member to play, though you can get a membership if you want extra perks. The layout is known for its narrow fairways, rolling hills, and six ponds, with a creek that comes into play on eight holes, and those undulating greens tend to make for a decent challenge whether you're new to the game or have played for years. Golfers can use extensive practice facilities like a driving range and putting green, and there's a fully stocked pro shop, with clubs from Cobra and TaylorMade and golf gear by Puma and Sun Mountain. Golf leagues, lessons, junior golf camps, Ladies Links & Drinks, and group events or outings don't leave anyone out, and the recent renovation of the whole clubhouse and course means things look sharp and modern without losing a welcoming feeling.
Heritage Hills focuses on making things comfortable and convenient, whether that's non-ambulatory care for people with limited mobility, attention to detail at catered events with staff that know European hospitality traditions, or relaxing spaces designed for residents to meet, eat, and enjoy the scenery. Community services aim to build a friendly, inclusive environment with social clubs, a flower cart at outdoor parties, and gathering rooms for both small groups and celebrations up to 140 people. Every amenity and service, from transportation and pools to the golf course and The Grille, is part of a community that's well-kept and meant for living with fewer worries, and the range of medical supervision, support for everyday tasks, and activities for all interests makes Heritage Hills a place where people can keep their independence but know help is close by if they need it.
