Heritage Oaks sits in Georgetown, Texas, where you'll find a big clubhouse called the Heritage Oaks Clubhouse, about 10,000 square feet, and there's a clubhouse billiards and dart room plus a library and game room and a ballroom where the community chorus gets together twice a year and performs for a crowd. The clubhouse has a commercial kitchen too, so social dinners and happy hours go smoothly, and they run plenty of dinner parties, games, poker, jokers, bingo, music programs, and exercise like balance and strength yoga. The place is surrounded by tree-lined walking trails, a pond, a waterfall, and there's even a 70-year-old windmill spinning in the landscape, which the neighbors say is their signature. The walking paths are good for short or long walks. Outdoors, folks get together in common areas or take part in scheduled daily activities, movie nights, or join a resident-run activity or outdoor program. Williams Grove is the outdoor venue set under trees and works for anything from weddings to fundraisers, and people are allowed to use outside vendors, food trucks, or cook, grill, or bake right on site if they want.
Inside, rooms come with private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, cable TV, air conditioning, kitchenettes, furnished space, and a telephone. Food is an ongoing focus - they've got a dining room, serve all day, and everything goes restaurant-style with allergy-friendly choices, chef-prepared meals, options for diabetes, and other special dietary needs. A professional chef handles the meals. Support is there for bathing, dressing, and medication management, along with a 24-hour call system and supervision, and they offer both assisted living and memory care if needed. Health care services cover a wide range, and people use the spa and fitness room, including professional exercise machines like treadmills and stationary bikes. There's a library, arts room, game room, and a movie theater for quieter days, and the place is set up so people can keep up with hobbies, reading, and games.
The residents have plenty of ways to stay busy with community-sponsored activities, concierge services, laundry, housekeeping, and move-in help all available. Family support is offered too. The association is managed locally by Louise and Troy Anderson and run by a Board of Directors, plus rules and bylaws that help keep things organized. Educational programs give people the chance to learn about downsizing, moving, and real estate through the Seniors Downsizing Smarter Club and seminar resources like "Moving Mom and Dad." The staff helps with senior real estate needs and offers video visits. Heritage Oaks is set up for adults 55 and older in active neighborhoods, and folks seem to enjoy getting together for regular social events, fitness programs, and club gatherings in a nicely landscaped, comfortable community with both indoor and outdoor gathering spaces.
