Welcome to The Village at Southlake, an independent living community located in Lexington, South Carolina.At the Village of Southlake, older adults can enjoy luxurious, carefree living in the heart of beautiful Lexington, SC. Known for its beautiful weather, Lexington is home to dozens of shopping opportunities and high-end restaurants where residents can spend quality time with their friends and family. Each of the community’s senior living cottages is custom built, featuring their own unique quirks and personality traits. With spacious apartments, exceptional long-term care services, and a wide variety of amenities, the Village at Southlake is the ultimate home-like environment where older adults can thrive. The community’s staff understand that each resident’s independence is important to them and letting them live as self-sufficient as possible is an important part of having a vibrant retirement. Caregivers work with residents one-on-one to understand their greatest concerns, letting them receive as much or as little care as they need. Staff is available twenty-four hours a day, and a night watchman works during the evenings. Incoming residents can choose from many unique floor plans, including studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments. Each cottage is fully equipped with everything a person needs to feel at home, including:

• Full kitchens
• Cable television and internet hookups
• Private bathrooms 
• Walk-in closets 
• Patios and balconies
• Expansive windows 
• In-unit washers and dryers
• Private mailboxes

Each cottage is pet-friendly, allowing one small animal per unit. The community has a handful of pet requirements for any furry friend a person brings with them when they move in, which prospective residents can learn more about by making an inquiry with the link above. The community events calendar is full of recreational and wellness programs designed with residents in mind. They can discuss their favorite novel at a book club with their friends or go head-to-head at a card game. If they want to learn how to paint or do crafts, they can go to an art lesson in the common rooms. With new activities scheduled every day, there are limitless options for residents to have fun, make friends, and explore their creativity. In addition to their community programs, the Village at Southlake offers dozens of on-campus amenities designed to make retirement as carefree as possible. Their on-site, heated swimming pool lets residents enjoy the beautiful South Carolina weather without going far from home, while the fitness center lets them improve their physical health just steps away from their apartment. The on-campus community theatre is another unique feature of the Village at Southlake, where residents can act in their favorite play in front of their peers. If they simply want to kick back and enjoy a fun evening, they can gather in the community rooms and craft rooms to relax with friends and share conversation. Whatever a person prefers, there is something fun for them to do while they live at the Village at Southlake. To learn more about the Village at Southlake, their long-term care services, or their charming senior living apartments, use the links above to make an inquiry or schedule a tour. Touring the community is the best way to see everything it has to offer, from its fully-stocked fitness room to its beautifully landscaped gardens. The tour guides show guests different floor plans, the on-campus restaurant, and the lounges to give them a closer look at what it means to be a Village at Southlake residents. They can explain what sets the residence apart from other assisted living communities and independent living communities to help guests decide if it is the right community for them. For more information, read the frequently asked questions below (FAQ). 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Does the Village at Southlake offer a memory care program for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia? 

No. The Village at Southlake does not have a dedicated memory care program or memory care community. They do not offer specialized memory care services for people living with Alzheimer's and dementia, and may not be a suitable choice for people who needed dedicated Alzheimer's care. If a person needs specialized care to treat their Alzheimer's disease or short-term memory loss, they can speak with one of the community's care advisers to learn about their options. If someone needs memory care and wants to live at the Village at Southlake, they can arrange third-party care to get the assistance they need. 

Q: Does the Village at Southlake offer assisted living programs for residents who need a little more help? 

No. Like many other independent living communities, the Village at Southlake does not have a dedicated assisted living community. They offer the same personal care services as an assisted living community but not to the extent some people need. The community's care advisers can work with prospective residents to find out which activities of daily living they need assistance with and help them decide if independent living is the right choice for long-term care. If a person wants to live at the Village at Southlake but needs additional care, they can arrange third-party assistance to fill in the gaps. 

Q: Does the Village at Southlake offer temporary independent senior living for people who need short-term care? 

Yes! When people receive in-home care, they may need a substitute caregiver while theirs is away. The Village at Southlake offers an exceptional respite care program that allows residents to stay at the community for a short period of time. To learn more about the community's respite care program, use the link above to make an inquiry. 

Q: Is the Village at Southlake pet-friendly? 

Yes! The community allows each resident to keep one small animal in their apartment, like a cat or a small dog. For information about their pet policy, use the link above to make an inquiry. 

Q: Which types of apartments does the Village at Southlake offer? 

Incoming residents can choose from studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments when they move in. Studio units are a great choice for people who want to downsize from a house or a condo, while one and two-bedroom apartments have a little more room for storage and activities. The community's