Montgomery Preserve sits in North Wales and is a gated community where adults aged 55 and older can live in one of 35 ranch-style single-family homes, and these homes, built between 2011 and 2016, come with central air, natural gas heat, vinyl siding with some stone, two-car attached garages, and backyards that often have decks with retractable awnings, so it feels like a neighborhood meant for folks who want some quiet and privacy but also want someone around if help's needed. In the homes, you'll find kitchens with big center islands, farmhouse sinks, granite counters, gas ranges, wall ovens, and pantries, plus living and dining areas and sometimes an office or study that you can use as a third bedroom, while some homes even have a fireplace and basements with high ceilings for extra space or storage. The lots are about a fifth of an acre, and homes range from about 1,800 up to 3,800 square feet, with layouts offering 2 or 3 bedrooms and up to 2.5 bathrooms, and the median size for a home is around 2,900 square feet, so things don't feel cramped, and outside you've got landscaped areas and walking paths to get some fresh air, along with a putting green and tennis court if you like to stay active. There's a 7,500 square-foot clubhouse that residents share with Montgomery Walk, with fitness rooms, a sauna, a wet bar, billards, a craft room, a great room for events, and a business center, plus there's a big pool, a spa, and an outdoor patio for socializing or spending time with friends or neighbors, while the clubhouse also acts as a spot for community gatherings, so people can find a place to chat or join activities. Amenities include scheduled daily activities, resident-run clubs, a movie theater, a library, and even a business room, while there's reliable phone, Wi-Fi, and high-speed internet throughout, and for those who like to get out, there's transportation and parking, and you'll find walking trails all over the grounds.
The community supports residents with a range of healthcare services, so folks have a 24-hour call system, supervision, and an emergency alert system in place for peace of mind if something happens, and staff offer help with daily living tasks like bathing, dressing, and getting medications sorted out, while meals are prepared for those who want them and there are options for housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning as well, plus you'll find personal care if you need it and respite care if family caregivers need a break for a few days. Residents can pick from independent living, assisted living, or more memory-focused care if that's needed, with memory care services meant for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia in a safe, supportive setup offering activities that help stimulate memory, and supervision or security for those who might wander, so everyone's needs get met, whether you're able to do most things yourself or want a bit more help. People who move in can also get meal plans with all-day dining in a community room, and there's a professional chef, so food's taken care of, and the community offers things like move-in support and concierge service to help folks settle in. The single-story layout and low-maintenance exteriors make things simple for residents, while HOAs manage upkeep, and the whole setup allows for comfort and safety without a lot of worry about fixing things or mowing lawns.
Montgomery Preserve is designed to let older adults keep living their lives in a comfortable, friendly setting, with enough activities and support to stay independent as long as possible but without losing the connections and safety that come from being part of a close-knit group. The homes and grounds are built to make things easier for people as they age, and the staff are there to help with what's needed, whether that's help getting dressed, joining in on an art activity, or just having someone to call if there's a problem in the middle of the night.
