glowing1
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Greetings:
I am going to purchase a home where I and DH can spend the rest of our lives. I am 60 and still working, and DH is 59 and working part time. DH and I are not "handy" and would prefer to live somewhere where basic maintenance, landscaping, pool maintenance, etc. is taken care of by some type of homeowner's association.
I have been looking at various options in the southern California area and ran across Friendly Valley in Santa Clarita. Does anyone have any experience with this development or a development like it, or with a 55+ active community in general?
So for, the pros for me are price range (units available in the $300,000 to $400,000 range), single story, pool and hiking available, lots of open space, quiet area.
The current con would be the commute to my job, but I have some flexibility and can work from home some days.
I would appreciate any information about the pros and cons of living in a 55+ active adult community from people who have experience living in one.
Thank you.
I am going to purchase a home where I and DH can spend the rest of our lives. I am 60 and still working, and DH is 59 and working part time. DH and I are not "handy" and would prefer to live somewhere where basic maintenance, landscaping, pool maintenance, etc. is taken care of by some type of homeowner's association.
I have been looking at various options in the southern California area and ran across Friendly Valley in Santa Clarita. Does anyone have any experience with this development or a development like it, or with a 55+ active community in general?
So for, the pros for me are price range (units available in the $300,000 to $400,000 range), single story, pool and hiking available, lots of open space, quiet area.
The current con would be the commute to my job, but I have some flexibility and can work from home some days.
I would appreciate any information about the pros and cons of living in a 55+ active adult community from people who have experience living in one.
Thank you.