El Beulah Retirement Village is a retirement community that's been around since 1995, offering independent and assisted senior living in a quiet country setting, and the place has one-story villas laid out so folks don't have to worry about stairs or getting around, and the whole property's built to be handicap accessible, so walkers, wheelchairs, and canes all work just fine anywhere you go; the villas come in four floor plans that range from 731 to 1,217 square feet, and each villa has its own kitchen with all the appliances, washer and dryer hookups, and the water and sewer are already covered in the rent, plus the place takes care of all lawn care, snow removal, and regular upkeep, so residents don't need to think about yardwork or repairs. The village sits beside a scenic three-acre lake, and there's a wide walking path around it, with places to sit and enjoy views of the water and birds, and you'll find landscaped gardens and communal areas meant for folks to gather and have conversations or relax. If you have a pet, the villas are pet-friendly, but you have to keep your pet on a leash outside and clean up after them, since it's a shared community and everyone does their part. Each villa includes a security system and there's a 24/7 emergency hotline, plus another number for after-hours maintenance emergencies, and staff are on-site during the day if you need help with something, so you don't feel left on your own, and the focus remains on safety and wellbeing for everyone living there.
For staying active, El Beulah Retirement Village has a new Activity Center where residents can join events and social groups, and next door, there's a Community Center-built back in 2005-where you can find an industrial kitchen, a lending library with plenty of books to borrow, a spacious room for group gatherings, a cozy lounge with a big-screen TV and fireplace for chilly evenings, and exercise areas for basic workouts or just stretching. The Wellness Center is open to the public and has extended hours on Saturdays; it offers exercise classes, group health activities, and you can pop in even if you don't live there since you don't need a membership to join, and the facility encourages everyone to keep up with daily or weekly exercise in whichever way works best. There's also a pool set up for water aerobics, so folks who want to keep joints working and stay social can take classes in the water. The staff organizes Bible studies, games, and other resident-led activities, and folks get involved in deciding what to do through the week.
Renters can choose one-bedroom or two-bedroom villas, with covered porches for sitting outside in the shade, and flat top stoves in each kitchen, and the management provides information on protecting the stove surfaces and pans. Medical services are close by, just a five-minute drive to clinics, pharmacies, the post office, banks, churches, and plenty of restaurants, so the essentials are easy to reach if you need an errand or appointment. El Beulah offers both independent and assisted living, so if a resident needs help with daily routines like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, or meal support, there's staff who can assist, and the care is matched to each person's needs. The village also provides short-term respite care to help primary caregivers get a break.
The whole idea at El Beulah Retirement Village is to make a place where seniors feel comfortable and safe, without worrying about chores or maintenance, while still having plenty of options to stay active, meet neighbors, and get the support needed for health and independence as the years go by.
