Mesa Royale Apartments sits at 1825 N. Stapley Drive in Mesa, Arizona, and it stands out as an apartment community made for people aged 55 and older who want to keep busy and connected. The building went up way back in 1985, and you'll find a nice spread of homes in studio, one, two, or even three-bedroom floor plans, all the way from 620 to 1,008 square feet, with rents starting at $1,325 per month, storage space that's a bit more generous than some towns, and walk-in closets in most units. Each apartment has in-home washers and dryers, ceiling fans, and well-equipped kitchens, which help make everyday life easier. The place takes dogs and cats, too, which is important to a lot of folks. There's guest parking on-site for when family or friends drop in.
The property comes with a mix of features people expect from apartment living-there's a putting green if you like golf, a shimmering swimming pool, a soothing spa, and even a hot tub as they call it here, all surrounded by green landscaping, so it feels open, even in the desert air. The fitness center is one some call state-of-the-art, and the aerobic studio gives options for exercise. You'll also find a community game room, a recreation room, and a clubhouse where residents gather for cards, billiards, or a movie in the on-site theater. A library's also available if you like to grab a book or newspaper for a bit of quiet time. Mesa Royale's got a full calendar of scheduled activities, planned by an activities director, and you get a sense that people do know each other here-they see the same faces each week.
Some features are unique, such as the hologram elevator that helps folks get around the building more easily. The apartments are wired for high-speed internet, which is handy for staying in touch or streaming shows, and on-site maintenance staff takes care of repairs. Lease terms include short-term options, and there are artist's rendering photos and floor plans available for anyone who's curious.
Mesa Royale Apartments isn't far from some handy services-a Fry's Marketplace for groceries, Banner Baywood and Banner Gateway hospitals, and shopping centers like Royal Palms of Mesa. A couple of public parks-Candlelight Park and the Park of the Canals Botanical Garden-are close by, and if you're into golf or like the river, both Salt River and Royal Palms Golf Course are nearby.
Professional management handles the property under DRE# 00346182, and there's an application process that has some effect on rent, so you'll want to check the details. As with most places, some fees may apply. The office is open on weekdays from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Overall, Mesa Royale Apartments offers practical living and community for people over 55, with a list of amenities and a pet policy that lets most folks settle in comfortably.
