The Reserve at Cypress Ridge sits in Bluffton, South Carolina, in a spot where you can see a lagoon and tidy landscape views from a screened lanai or patio, and the homes are built with easy-care vinyl siding, asphalt roofs, and those garages fit two cars which comes in handy for folks who like visitors or still drive. These are single-family homes, built mostly in 2018 and 2021, with one-story layouts and about 1,700 to 2,100 square feet of living space, and some have features like an attic with pull-down stairs, a flex room with French doors, and even a Murphy bed if you need a guest space or an office with storage. Kitchens come with granite countertops, grey or maple cabinets, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, and there's a choice of tile, carpet, or hardwood flooring, so folks who worry about falls or like things easy to clean will appreciate those things. The bathrooms come with double sinks, higher toilets that are easier on the knees, and walk-in showers with grab bars, making it safer and more comfortable, especially in later years.
People who like quiet will enjoy the smooth tray ceilings, ceiling fans, fireplace, and screened porch where you can sit outside without the bugs, and most homes have features like water softeners, epoxy garage floors, rain gutters, and irrigation systems that keep the yard looking nice without much work. The community itself is made for adults 55 and over, with a gated entry for privacy and security, and the Homeowners' Association fee covers a lot of chores like yard care, twice-a-month pest control, a termite bond, pressure washing the house, and keeping the gate running, which helps make things low stress if you don't want to deal with upkeep. There's a clubhouse, a three-story fitness center, tennis courts, trails, and a pool with a zero-entry spot and lazy river, and the whole place has organized activities, outdoor programs, fitness classes, movie nights, an arts room, game room, and even a theater, with smooth sidewalks and a lake pavilion for walks or just sitting and watching the water. Those who need more than just a home will find support for things like bathing, dressing, and getting around, and medical help is on call all the time if you need it, and there's housekeeping, laundry, help moving in, meal options with chef-prepared food for all kinds of diets, and even family support services. The Reserve at Cypress Ridge lets people keep active, socialize, and stay safe, and most houses have all the basics like cable TV, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms, plus the added calm of living in a quiet, cared-for neighborhood where you don't have to handle every little thing yourself.
