Village Grande at Millers Run sits in a quiet, country-style neighborhood with tree-lined streets, plenty of colorful flowers, and lush garden spots, where people live in single-family homes built for those aged 55 and older, and there are 241 homes ranging from 1,558 to 2,261 square feet, so there's room for people who want a little extra space for guests or hobbies, and these homes are resale only, not new builds, but many come with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and phone service, which can be handy for staying connected or if someone likes to relax in their own space. This community has a clubhouse that's a busy spot for all sorts of activities, and residents can join indoor and outdoor fitness programs, arts and crafts in the arts room, games in the game room, and enjoy the library or the sauna, and there's a bocce ball court, tennis court, spa, fitness center, and walking paths to stay active or go for a stroll if the weather's nice. Folks here get plenty of choice when it comes to dining, with a dining room offering all-day meals, restaurant-style service, allergy-sensitive menus, and diabetes-friendly options, and staff handle meal prep and service, so you can sit back and enjoy without worry, plus housekeepers help with cleaning, laundry, and move-in tasks.
Village Grande at Millers Run operates as a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), meaning residents can move through different levels of care if health needs change, so people can start off in independent living and if they need more help down the road, access assisted living, memory care for dementia, and skilled nursing for more medical needs, all within the same community. The staff supports people with daily routines like bathing, dressing, getting around, managing medication, and non-ambulatory care if someone can't move easily on their own, and there's a 24-hour call system in case of emergencies, which many families appreciate for peace of mind. Residents here get help with things like housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning, and there's move-in coordination, concierge services, and family support for those who need it.
There's a strong social scene, with movie nights, music programs, and all kinds of community-sponsored events, plus outdoor activities and group walks for anyone who wants to join in. The property's arrangement lets people search for suitable homes by price, bedrooms, bathrooms, and amenities like garage size, fenced yard, basement, deck, or features for disabilities, since some folks value things like central air or a primary bedroom on the main level, and others look for wooded lots or a cul de sac for added quiet. The community supports pets and even has rules for horses, which is rare in some places, and the homeowners' tools linked with Patterson-Schwartz Real Estate and Victoria Dickinson & Associates let buyers and renters use online search tools, payment calculators, and market analysis to compare options.
Village Grande at Millers Run keeps the focus on a balanced lifestyle-residents can be as active or relaxed as they like, get help when they need it, and know that medical care's available, including rehabilitation, wound care, and skilled nursing for complex needs, while living in a supportive place with both privacy and opportunities for connection. The community's arranged to be easy for seniors to use, and options suit people looking for anything from a low-maintenance single-family home to a more supportive care setting, with plenty of chances to enjoy daily life and share time with neighbors.
