Suncountry

Suncountry sits at 7801 Suncountry Lane in Sacramento, California, and is a gated 55+ community shaped for active adults who want single-story homes with some modern upgrades like solar energy systems, dual-pane windows, home automation, and high ceilings, along with walk-in closets and two-car garages, and these homes are detached, each with a fenced yard, so you get privacy, plus there's RV parking included in the dues so residents can store an RV without paying extra. The community has a private pool right on the property, no spa at the house itself, and residents use a clubhouse with its own pool, spa, and fitness center, a big gathering room with a TV, tables, chairs, a dance floor and a large patio for parties, with other activities happening in a second clubhouse with its own multi-purpose space. The whole area features wide walking and biking trails, parks, lakes for fishing, and lots of landscaped common areas and private fenced backyards, plus friendly neighborhood patrols help with the security and the Suncountry Owners Association organizes things. There's a resident-run activities program offering everything from card games, bowling, needlework, and field trips to movie nights, music programs, parties, arts and crafts, billiards, dance classes, and water aerobics, especially with Joe K. teaching those classes in the pool that's equipped for both water aerobics and weight training, and there's even a picnic and barbecue area for outdoor get-togethers. The homes range in size from about 996 to 1,314 square feet, and offer open floor plans and plenty of storage, with modern kitchens and bathrooms, furnished options, and included amenities like private bathrooms, kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, cable TV, air conditioning, and phone service. Suncountry includes all-day dining, with spaces for restaurant-style meals, and the community can handle special diets like allergy-sensitive or diabetes meals, with staff who help with bathing, dressing, medication, and a 24-hour call system. There are clubhouse libraries, game rooms, arts rooms, a fitness room, wellness room, event spaces, and outdoor common areas for dogs and walking. Residents can expect housekeeping, laundry, help with moving in, and concierge support, and there's a big range of medical and care services available, including independent living, assisted living, short-term respite care for caregivers who need a break, skilled nursing with rehabilitation and wound care, and memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, all under different care types and service categories with access to outpatient and specialty clinics. Structured care programs support health and wellness, with both primary and urgent care services, and prevention and wellness programs, and the community runs planned events and social clubs so it stays lively and connected without being overwhelming.