Valencia Reserve

Valencia Reserve sits in Boynton Beach, Florida, and has over 1,000 homes in a gated, active adult community, so there are always people around and plenty of activities every day, and with a board and staff like President Jeffrey Schepp and Treasurer Gerald Schneider, things tend to run smoothly, and residents can participate in meetings and decision-making. The 41,000 square foot clubhouse stands out with its large lobby, reception area, business center, card rooms, poker room, library, billiards room, café, and social hall where people meet up for shows, games, speakers, and gatherings, and there's a Lifestyle Director who keeps everyone busy organizing programs, events, and over 50 clubs, which could mean anything from cards to crafts, fitness, or music, so almost everyone can find something. People who like sports will see several tennis courts (nine of them lighted and all of them playable), four dedicated pickleball courts with hard surfaces-even though the pickleball courts don't have lights, and sometimes spots aren't always open, the pickleball scene stays strong with leagues, clinics, and tournaments led by professionals like Dragana Ilic and Cliff Rizzi, and there are special play events and even a dinner dance for pickleball fans, plus there are bocce, shuffleboard, a half-court basketball, and a sports complex for more ways to keep active. The pools include a big resort pool, a lap pool, a resistance pool, and a hot tub if you want to relax, and there are paths lined with palm trees, scenic spots, and outdoor gathering spaces that help people stay moving and connected with each other, especially with fitness rooms, exercise studios, and a spa/sauna/wellness room available. The community offers housing and support for both assisted living and memory care, with 24-hour supervision, medication management, personal care, private rooms with private bathrooms, kitchens or kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and phones, so needs are met for daily living, and staff help out with housekeeping, laundry, and move-in coordination, plus family support and concierge services make it easier for families to stay in touch. Dining options let residents eat together in a dining room or grab all-day and restaurant-style meals, and people with allergies or special diets have choices. Safety features like the manned gate add peace of mind, and the HOA, through the Valencia Reserve Homeowners Association, offers online access to community documents, discussion forums, and a member directory, and the management team and board keep services steady with an ACC center, payment tracking, and work order systems. Clubs, events, scheduled activities, and resident-run programs fill up the calendar, and there's always ample parking, neatly landscaped grounds, and easy access to local shops and restaurants nearby. Valencia Reserve stands as a private, not-for-profit corporation, with active filings since 2008 and a dedicated staff, providing a place where people aged 55 and over can live, spend time with friends, take part in community life, and get the support they need as they age.