Beaverdam Run

Beaverdam Run sits on 115 wooded acres, with 136 condominiums surrounded by mountain views, ponds, and streams, and folks tend to know each other by name in this gated community, where the main building uses stone and wood outside and every condo is one level, offering about 2,050 square feet, two large ensuite bedrooms with walk-in closets and updated bathrooms, new oak floors, lots of fixtures, a roomy great room with tall ceilings, a stone gas fireplace, and recessed lighting, plus handy features like an office space with built-ins and a pocket door, a two-car garage, a wraparound deck, and utilities like wired internet and underground power. Residents can use clubhouses, a fitness room, a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, tennis courts (one set up for pickleball), street lights, a scenic pond, a clubhouse kitchen, meeting rooms, and a library, while the log cabin has a ping pong table and serves as a social spot-there's also walking paths, wellness programs, game rooms, a spa, an arts room, outdoor patios, and even a community garden, with regular daily activities like mahjong, bridge, a book group, water aerobics, and yoga classes. For meals, there's a dining room with all-day, restaurant-style dining, including meals from a professional chef that can handle allergy-sensitive or diabetes-friendly diets. The community provides services like housekeeping, move-in help, laundry, concierge assistance, scheduled events, transportation, and family support. There's care available for seniors who need help with daily activities like bathing and medication, and this includes assisted living suites, semi-private and private rooms, as well as memory care in a secure setting for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, along with skilled nursing round-the-clock, and respite care for short stays after illness or surgery. Each home includes high-speed Wi-Fi, cable TV, air conditioning, phones, kitchenettes, private bathrooms, and furniture. There are safety features like a gated entrance, 24-hour call systems, supervision, and support with non-ambulatory care too, and the overall setting feels peaceful and open, giving chances to be active or relax as needed, with most day-to-day chores covered so folks can focus on living how they'd like.