Belmont Park at Twin Hickory sits in a well-kept neighborhood of established homes, some built as long ago as 2001 and most finished by 2003, and here you'll see a mix of attached condos, townhouses, lofts, and single-family homes, most with 2 or 3 bedrooms and about as many bathrooms, usually running from 1,832 to about 2,239 square feet, and while none of the homes are new construction, they're solid places, often block and frame with vinyl siding and slab foundations, sometimes with two-car garages and a bit of extra storage, and many come with private patios or porches for some time outdoors. Many homes feature hardwood floors in the main spaces, gas fireplaces, and sunrooms or Florida rooms with big windows and an easy step outside, and kitchens tend to have granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and breakfast nooks, and you might find a pantry, too. Most of the primary bedrooms are downstairs with large walk-in closets and ensuite baths-some even have garden or jetted soaking tubs and glass showers-while a few homes give space for a guest suite and bathroom upstairs with attic storage just a few steps away, and you'll find things like accessible doors and an easy-access entrance have been thoughtfully included in many units.
The community keeps the grounds looking good, as the HOA fee, currently $270 a month, covers things like lawn care, road and snow maintenance, trash, irrigation, pool service, and management, so you don't have to work out in the yard unless you want to. There's a clubhouse for gatherings, a swimming pool, tennis courts, playground, and sidewalks that wind along the whole community if you feel like a walk or want to visit neighbors, and because it's a big area, you'll also find nearby features like a YMCA, parks, shops, and places to eat, all close by. Some homes include a security system and smoke detectors to help residents feel safe, with paved driveways and extra storage handy, and many homes are designed so most of life can be on the first floor, with options to use upstairs space for guests or hobbies.
The homes are well-finished and have a transitional style-nothing too modern or too fussy-and the community offers plenty to do, whether it's games, movies, or music in shared spaces, business and fitness rooms, or arts and wellness programs run by staff. Service-wise, Belmont Park at Twin Hickory offers personal care support with dressing, bathing, medication, and meals, as well as cleaning, laundry, and even a concierge or help with moving in, with dietary needs considered for meals, whether for allergies or diabetes. There are private bathrooms in the rooms, access to cable TV and Wi-Fi, and options for furnished spaces make things easier for some folks. Medical care, memory care, assisted living, and respite care are available, and there's always someone on call. There's an effort to help folks remain independent but supported, and the design tries to encourage community and activity without too much pressure. Belmont Park at Twin Hickory is simply a place to live quietly with a bit of support close by, meant for those who want a good balance of privacy and community without fuss or show.
