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Community Lifestyles
55+ Communities, sometimes called active adult communities, lifestyle communities, or retirement communities, are often planned communities offering homes and community features attractive to 55+ adults. One of many benefits of living in active adult retirement communities is a low-maintenance lifestyle. We at California 55 Plus Homes believe people living in healthy communities can benefit from the services they need to lead a dignified life. We offer community options with amenities such as clubhouses, fitness centers, pools, tennis courts, spas, game rooms, golf course access, and many more other community amenities.
California 55+ Community Services & Amenities
California 55 Plus Homes assists you in finding the best retirement communities nearby. Communities that offer or cover community activities, home insurance, transportation services, some utilities and cable, and other services to community members. We help you search for options that are close to shopping centers, restaurants, churches and libraries, and recreation areas. We ensure to help select over 55 communities with safety features such as community gates and security patrol so our seniors can live stress-free and secure lives.
Best 55 and Over Communities in Southern California
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CALIFORNIA 55+
55+ community homes are often designed with the needs of active adult residents. Both the home and the community are designed with accessibility and safety in mind. Homes in 55+ communities tend to be smaller, single-level detached houses or multi-family houses with one or two bedrooms and one or two bathrooms. Homes often have accessible bathroom features, and other floor plan features that are more accessible so that seniors can have a home that they intend to stay in for many years, possibly the rest of their life.