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I'm helping my grandparents find an active adult community to purchase in...preferably a 55+ neighborhood. Are there any out there that you would recommend?
I'm helping my grandparents find an active adult community to purchase in...preferably a 55+ neighborhood. Are there any out there that you would recommend?
You didn't say if you were looking for coast or mountains, but I have talked to a number of people who like living at the Villages in Swansboro.
Other communities might suit them better than Villages at Swansboro.
There are lots of water access communities around with different amenities, and even in our subdivision which has a few families with kids, most of the people are over 55 and have no kids.
We have lots of over 55 boaters, kayakers, bikers, fishermen, golfers etc.
You can see from Moderator cut: link removed that there are not a tremendous number of kids.
-David Sobotta
Last edited by Yac; 11-02-2007 at 06:35 AM..
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You might try Villages at Swansboro
