Skip home maintenance and do what you love at Applewood Pointe

When you choose Applewood Pointe of Westminster for your new home, you’ll have plenty of time to do everything you love best, from gardening and biking to relaxing with a glass of wine by the fire pit.

Applewood Pointe, a new senior cooperative for people 62-plus near Standley Lake, offers the chance to enjoy retirement without worrying about tuning up the lawnmower, unkinking the hoses, or wiping off the patio furniture.

Living in a new low-maintenance home makes it easy to spend all the time you want exploring the walking paths or soaking in the mountain views or enjoying lunch with friends on the patio.

If you love gardening, you can join the community’s gardening club and plant your favorites in raised garden beds.

“It’s much more enjoyable when you can garden with friends and not have to worry about hauling hoses anywhere,” says Molly Goenner, VP of sales/leasing/marketing.

What are the costs to purchase an independent senior living cooperative?

You have two primary costs when you buy into a cooperative: a share cost and monthly carrying charges. The share cost is like a down payment. The monthly carrying charges cover your living costs, including utilities, maintenance, insurance premiums, and tax payments, Goenner says.

When you buy a share, you become a member, and membership provides many advantages of single-family ownership like tax breaks and home appreciation.

Choose how much to invest

First, pay a $500 refundable deposit to secure your spot on the Applewood Pointe reservation list.

Once sales reach 60% of total homes, people come in based on their reservation numbers to select their new home and its location in the building.

With two-bedroom, two-bath floorplans with ample storage space, choose whether your 1,150- to 1,890-square-foot home has a sunroom or a den.