Meadowbrook Pointe Athletic Club & Spa sits inside a secure, gated community with private security and a staffed gatehouse around the clock, and was built by Beechwood Homes and finished in 2016, offering villas, townhomes, and condominium suites with designer finishes and luxury touches all around, so you get a nice feel throughout the place, and people who choose to live here will find a strong focus on safety as well as comfort, especially with indoor parking and a 24-hour call system that's always available in case anyone needs help. The community has room for six residents at a time, making it easy to know your neighbors and get help when you need it, and it's meant for active adults aged 55 and over, which means you'll find plenty to do every day.
There's a big clubhouse-about 25,000 square feet-that serves as the community's main spot to gather, exercise, and relax, offering a modern fitness center lined with cardio and weight equipment, a large indoor pool that's good for swimming laps or just relaxing, plus an outdoor pool and whirlpools you can use when the weather is nice. If you're interested in health and wellness, you might like the spa for massages and wellness treatments, the Desert Orchid Salon & Spa for hair or beauty needs, a sauna, and rooms for Pilates and aerobics, all designed so you can focus on staying healthy and feeling your best. Residents keep busy with all kinds of scheduled activities, workshops, and social programs, from group fitness to seasonal events-there's always something on the calendar, and the lifestyle coordinator helps you find what suits your interests.
The grounds are beautiful, with walking trails, a two-acre lake, a garden patio, and a barbecue area, offering space outside to enjoy the fresh air, take walks for exercise or quiet, or just sit and talk with friends. The clubhouse has a movie screening room with comfortable seats and surround sound where you can watch films, as well as a sports lounge called The Cloud Casino, which includes 17 flat-screen TVs, two poker tables, and a pool table, so if you like games or sports, you'll have plenty to keep you entertained. Dining is available in the Raceway Café or the restaurant-style dining room, and meals are prepared by a professional chef, with options for special diets and food allergies, even support for diabetes diets if needed.
There's a library for reading or quiet time, card and meeting rooms for clubs or activities, the Belmont and Saratoga Grand Ballrooms for bigger gatherings or events, and places to sit and chat, enjoy a cup of coffee, or play cards with friends. Housekeeping and laundry help keep your space tidy, and high-speed internet and phone service make sure you stay in touch with loved ones. For those who need it, the staff can help with things like getting dressed, taking medicine, or preparing meals, and there's support for residents with memory problems, too, so care level fits the person's wishes and health needs as people age. The facility offers concierge services, move-in coordination, and an activities director, so you don't have to manage everything on your own.
If you like to stay fit or join in group exercise, there's the athletic club and spa, a golf simulator, and spaces for group classes, and outside you can enjoy walking paths and various outdoor programs. The community runs on a membership basis and pays attention to security, comfort, and care, aiming for a safe, active, and social experience for people over 55. Respite care is available if caregivers need a break, making it possible for short stays when needed. The community is closed on Sundays before 6:00 pm and opens at 9:00 am; weekday hours usually run until 10:00 pm. Residents run activities, join clubs, and use all sorts of common spaces, from the arts room to the game room and patio, so daily life here can be as social or as quiet as people like, all with support close by and a good variety of things to do.
