Timber Villa is a senior living community for adults aged 55 and older, and it's set in a peaceful spot with lots of trees around so you feel like you're in the country even though you're close to neighborhood amenities. The homes here are mostly single-story ranch or rambler-style condos or townhomes, and they were built between 1986 and 1999, with most units offering between two to four bedrooms and two to five bathrooms, and the finished living spaces average between about 1,040 and 3,372 square feet, though most homes are around 1,260 or 1,285 square feet, so people have plenty of room to move around but don't have to worry about too much upkeep. The homes have public water and sewer, electric heating with forced air and hot water, and central air conditioning, which all run off electric service over 200 amps. The exterior construction uses frame, vinyl siding, brick, and masonry, and the roof is made of composite materials, so you're not dealing with outdated building types. The foundation can be either slab or block, and many homes have full daylight basements, often with about half the area finished for use as a workshop, laundry, family room, or storage, and some basements have walk-out access too.
Inside, the layouts open up with lots of natural light coming from large windows, and every unit offers a master bedroom with a walk-in shower, private bathroom, and plenty of storage, along with a second bedroom that works for visitors or as a home office, sitting close to the second full bathroom. Kitchens are modern, with all new appliances like dishwashers, microwaves, refrigerators, and cooktops, plus generous cabinet space and a breakfast bar for simple meals. Living areas include family rooms, living rooms with wooded views, combination dining and living spaces, and some units have cozy features like a fireplace, gas heat stoves, bright sliding glass doors, and flooring options like carpet, wood, and laminate. There's also a garage with an attached space for one car, off-street and on-street parking, and a private yard, meaning folks can enjoy the outdoors without leaving home. Pets are allowed with no restrictions, which is nice for anyone who wants to keep a companion animal.
The Homeowners Association at Timber Villa takes care of most outside chores, covering things like lawn maintenance, exterior building care, roads, snow removal, and trash collection, and there's a jog or walk path as part of the community amenities, with the monthly condo fee coming in at $421. Most homes don't have accessibility upgrades, so stairs or steps could be present, and there's no pool, but folks enjoy quiet wooded views instead. Security is basic with smoke detectors, and the area is known for being calm and settled. Timber Villa is managed under an exclusive right-to-sell listing agreement, and homes usually sell around $186,000. The homes are fee simple ownership, so buyers own the property outright. The Timber Villa Condominium Association oversees the community, which focuses on comfort and easy living as people age, with maintenance services that help everyone keep their home and yard in good shape. With its single-story condos and relaxed pace, Timber Villa fits people looking for simple living without a lot of fuss, plenty of room for hobbies and visiting family, and the companionship of neighbors in the same stage of life.
