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By the age of 55 or 60, many adults have owned homes, raised their families, mowed their lawns and replaced their roofs. As many people get older, however, they consider other, more convenient living alternatives.
HighGround development properties have you covered.
“This is market-rate apartment living for the 55-and-over, active adult group,” said Allison Raley, regional property manager with T&H Management. “It’s maintenance free, and you don’t have the ownership and responsibility of a condo or home. Our residents want to have a space they are comfortable in. They can mingle with friends, meet new neighbors and enjoy activities with like-minded people.”
GrandView is the first of several properties. It is complete and residents began moving in this fall. It’s situated near Grand Junction Plaza and other new residential developments.
Vista at RiverWest is in Noblesville and scheduled to be completed by the spring of 2025. They are currently taking reservations and pre-leasing.
The third property is CityView in Fishers, and HighGround plans to break ground on the project after the first of the year.
All three properties are located near restaurants, entertainment and other activities.
“All three communities are located near access to trails for walkability,” Raley said. “There’s a beautiful courtyard, fire pits and and outdoor entertainment area. There are pickleball courts and a group fitness area.”
Inside the main building on the property, residents can take advantage of the lounge spaces, and a bistro with a theater and game areas. There’s even a pet park and spa on-site for residents’ four-legged family members to enjoy the day.
“We offer tailored maintenance services so we can have someone come in and assemble furniture for you or mount the television on the wall,” Raley said. “We offer housekeeping services too. The goal is to meet the residents’ needs on their terms so they are free to do what they want to do.”
Raley said when potential residents come by for a tour, it’s not uncommon for adult children to come with them. It can sometimes be a family decision.
After all, retirees want to spend time with their grandchildren and get together for weekend visits. If they downsize, where will the family stay?
HighGround has thought of those scenarios too.
“We have a guest suite available for rent,” Raley said. “It’s a two-bedroom option if you’re in need of extra space for the weekend or a visit. It can also be used for friends coming into town that are considering a move to the community and want to get an idea of what life looks like here.”
So far, those who have moved into GrandView in Westfield have loved every minute of it, and Raley said the tours are one of her favorite parts of the job.
“This can be a big life change,” Raley said. “We want to provide as much transparency and customer service as possible.”
Visit vistaluxury55living.com or live-grandview.com to explore these properties and all they have to offer for your next phase.
