Robson Ranch Texas sits in Denton at 9501 Ed Robson Blvd and fills up a pretty big space with homes and amenities for people age 55 or over, and while you'll find everything from basic rooms with washers and dryers to larger Estate Series homes with options like three-car garages, custom kitchens, porches, and even sitting rooms, the place also offers Premiere Series homes that are known for good construction and energy-efficiency, so if you want a spot that lets you choose between different styles and sizes, you'll have choices ranging from about 2,219 to 3,611 square feet, and with about 42 different home plans available the community tends to work for people looking for studio, single-room, or two-bedroom apartments as well as more traditional single-family layouts, and it includes special options like the Avalon floor plan with 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and an attached three-car garage. Residents get a long list of property amenities, so you'll come across things like a fitness center called the Pinnacle Fitness Center, a full-service salon, walking and biking trails, creative arts areas, a woodworking shop, a ceramic studio with kilns, and several pools, including a resort-style outdoor pool and a separate kid's pool that comes in handy if family visits. The community features an 18-hole Wildhorse Golf Club that Gary Stephenson designed, and some homes sit right by the golf course near Hole 5 of the north nine holes, so anyone who wants golf close by will have that chance, plus there are 27 total holes offered, which brings a good range of play for people who like the sport. Security comes with a gated entry and a roving patrol, and communal spaces like the 17,500-square-foot clubhouse offer spots for gatherings and events with a 400-seat ballroom-there's a full-length wood dance floor, stage, green room, and a modern sound system, which makes it easy to use for bigger programs or smaller meetings since they can divide the space as needed.
The place covers assisted living, independent living, memory care, and elderly care, so folks with different needs can usually find an option that fits, and there are services like caregiver support groups and forums, long-term care insurance choices, and health and wellness programs, so most people and their families get a little help where they need it, and transportation along with laundry and dry-cleaning services keep daily life smooth for those who want it. All the homes have a sprinkler system installed for fire safety, and most rooms come with cable TV and safety features, with amenities in property areas-think WiFi, guest parking, housekeeping, maintenance, and kitchens or kitchenettes for folks who still like to cook-while optional upgrades maybe give you a service door, sinks in laundry rooms, and various flexible spaces like game rooms, studies, bonus rooms, or media rooms based on your interests. Community activities show up in the form of arts and crafts, curated social gatherings, education programs, group fitness at the Cimarron Sports Club, indoor lap pool, whirlpool, saunas, gym, and courts for basketball, volleyball, tennis, and pickleball, and then outside, there's space for softball, a community garden, a fireplace, lounge areas, patios, and a business center, while those who like a casual game can jump into activities rooms. Meal services and dining rooms are available, so cooking's not always necessary, and the staff will handle most upkeep and repairs with maintenance on site. The homes are newly constructed by Robson Resort Communities and you'll see everything set up for active adults, from kitchens with counters and islands to big walk-in closets, porches, pantries, and main-level primary bedrooms, with attached garages and well-kept landscaping that makes walking or biking through the area enjoyable, and the community also gives access to nearby towns like Argyle, Aubrey, Copper Canyon, and several others, which helps when people want to explore outside the main property.
Robson Ranch Texas keeps open visiting hours from 9 am to 6 pm every day, including Sundays, and if anyone wants a look, they can check out new homes or take a virtual tour, or walk through community spaces like the business center, library, or creative arts areas, and most people will probably find a good mix of privacy and opportunities to get involved. The staff tends to be helpful without being pushy, with support for independent seniors as well as those needing more care, and the whole layout is set up for people who want to stay as active and involved as they like, built around the idea that some folks want to customize their lives in retirement while still having safety and services close at hand.
