Cobblestone Village

Cobblestone Village is a 55+ active adult community that was built in 2006 and offers single-story condominiums with French Provincial style, where people can live comfortably on one floor with open floor plans, and you'll find homes ranging from 1,325 up to 1,816 square feet, with features like vaulted ceilings, walk-in closets, attached 2-car garages, modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances, gas fireplaces, bright sunrooms with French doors, and plenty of extra storage space including laundry rooms and attic access, so folks can settle in without worrying too much about upkeep because the HOA takes care of things like roofs, lawn care, trash, and snow removal. The community is designed for those looking to age in place, so whether someone is pretty independent or needs daily help like bathing, dressing, or managing medicine, there are services ready, including 24-hour assistance and a call system for safety, and the community supports memory care needs with secure settings and activities for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, plus they've got rehabilitation, wound care, and other skilled nursing available, so care can be matched to changing needs over time. Social life is busy with a clubhouse, fitness center, pool, spa, sauna, activity rooms, library, and outdoor paths where residents can walk and meet neighbors, and there are group programs, game rooms, arts and crafts, music nights, and organized events that make it easy to stay active, while nutritious meals-some prepared by a professional chef-are served in the dining room, with all-day and allergy-sensitive options, and there's even move-in coordination, laundry help, weekly housekeeping, and transportation for appointments or outings. Cobblestone Village is pet-friendly, accepts both independent and assisted living, and provides a homelike setting with support for non-ambulatory needs, so people can stay right where they are, just getting a bit more help as they go about their days, all within a neighborhood that's surrounded by parks, cafes, doctors' offices, and the kinds of places folks rely on, and if someone only needs short-term respite care, that's there too. The homes are resale properties, have central air and gas heat, and you'll see details like ceramic tile floors, carpet, ceiling fans, palladium windows that bring in plenty of light, and a nice patio or balcony space for fresh air, so the setting feels welcoming for spending time with family and friends or just relaxing on your own.