Westhampton Pines sits at 102 Old Country Road in Westhampton, NY, and is a gated condominium community for adults 55 and over, opening its doors to folks who mainly want a low-maintenance lifestyle and a friendly place to call home, and while the main community holds up to 189 townhomes elegantly spaced out across 44 acres of landscaped grounds with no more than two homes attached per unit-making every home an end-unit for more light and privacy-there's also a smaller active adult section set up for just six residents needing extra help. The townhomes were built between 2005 and 2012 and come in three models called Amagansett, Bridgehampton, and Southampton, with features like granite countertops, first-floor master suites, attached two-car garages, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and even full basements in some units, plus the spaces offer two or three bedrooms and up to three bathrooms, and if you look at the Southampton model, you'll see it even has a loft with a bedroom and full bath. The residents here benefit from services like housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, move-in help, and family support from Island East Management while a residents' association, with a website managed by PropertyPop, oversees daily comforts and keeps the place running as it should.
There's a big 8,100 square-foot clubhouse that's really the heart of social life, where neighbors can meet in the great room for events, parties, potlucks, and clubs, or spend time in the library, card room, or billiards room, and if someone's up for keeping active, fitness programs run out of the gym, or they can take a swim in either the indoor or outdoor pools, soak in the hot tub, or stretch out in the wellness spa, and you'll find tennis courts, pickleball, bocce courts-including hosts for an annual eight-week bocce tournament-and walking trails weaving through gardens. Safety and health matter here, so there's a 24-hour guard at the gate, a call alert system, and a support team offering medication management, help with bathing, dressing, meal prep, and non-ambulatory care, plus respite care for when folks need a break or some extra support for a short while. Daily life is made easier with planned activities, music, games, arts and crafts in their dedicated rooms, resident-run clubs, movie nights in the theater, and holiday gatherings, but if someone wants to head into town, there are restaurants close by, transportation services for appointments or errands, and medical services with pharmacies, physicians, and Peconic Bay Medical Center all nearby, as well as places of worship for those interested in spiritual activities.
Dining services stand out with meals made by a professional chef in a restaurant-style setting, all-day dining, allergy-sensitive options, and personalized menus for people with medical diets like diabetes, while high-speed internet and phones in each home let residents stay in touch with loved ones or catch up on the news. Residents have access to a secure login portal for community calendars, newsletters, and important documents. The homeowners' association manages common spaces, keeps the grounds looking nice, and aims to keep everyone's quality of life high while building up a real sense of belonging among neighbors, whether someone's living here year-round or just for the season.
