Northridge Estates stands as a 55+ townhouse community built in 1970 with homes offering two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and about 1,700 to 1,900 square feet of living space, and you'll find wood floors, vinyl, carpeting, and ceramic tile, with kitchens equipped with a refrigerator, stainless appliances, garbage disposal, dishwasher, Talavera tile accents, and a big skylight that brings in lots of light, and there's plenty of storage, a laundry room with more storage, neutral tile, plantation shutters, recessed lighting, and the master bedroom often has French doors leading to a large Arizona room with a wall of windows and sliding glass doors to the backyard, plus a walk-in closet, ensuite bath, and walk-in shower, while the guest bedroom and guest bath are spacious for visitors. Residents get a private patio with mountain views, a large backyard with covered patio, and low-maintenance landscaping using decorative gravel, shrubs, grass, and some front yard landscaping to make it all simple to keep up, and security features include wrought iron doors and block and masonry fencing. Every home sits on a paved drive with an attached 2-car carport or garage, and the stucco masonry and built-up roof match the tidy, low-key look of the area, with HOA dues taking care of things like common area, street, sewer, and garbage service, and there's a community pool, fitness room, walking paths, outdoor programs, and several outdoor common spaces for residents to use.
The community sits close to 33 restaurants, six cafes, 39 medical providers, 14 pharmacies, and two parks, so it's easy to get out and do errands, see friends, or visit a doctor, and there's a place of worship nearby in case you want that. Northridge Estates supports seniors with special dietary needs like diabetic menus or allergy plans, does full-service meal prep with a chef, manages medications, helps with dressing and daily activities, and the staff is around all the time, with emergency response systems if needed. They offer assisted living, memory care, respite care to give short breaks to caregivers, skilled nursing, and independent living, so if you need more help as years go on, you can usually get it without having to move. The community encourages resident-run activities, group programs each day, fitness, arts and crafts, a business room, movie theater, a wellness area, spa, sauna, and library, so folks can stay as busy-or as quiet-as they like, and housekeepers, laundry, move-in helpers, and family support are all available, plus there's transportation and plenty of parking for visitors and residents both.
Every residence comes with private bathrooms, internet, phone, air conditioning, cable TV, and the HOA (run by Northridge Villas) charges a monthly fee that covers most common needs and keeps the place running. The grounds are simple to care for, the street is quiet, and the neighbors are all part of the 55+ group. You'll find support for most needs as you age, including memory care and nursing if you need those services, with social opportunities and help where it's needed, and the overall aim is to make life comfortable and straightforward without fuss.
