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Living Well Things to Do at Lake McIntosh Park
Located just outside the bustling metropolis of Atlanta, Peachtree City offers the best of both worlds: ready access to all the conveniences of life in a big city, but with beautiful green space and lakefront views. If you're contemplating retirement here, Peachtree City offers abundant activities for seniors of all ages, interests, and ability levels. Lake McIntosh Park is the pride of this small oasis outside of Atlanta. It’s open to the public, and provides the only public access point to Lake McIntosh.
Our Neighborhood Active Aging Week: Pop-Up Exercise Classes at Arbor Terrace Peachtree City
Exercise classes at Arbor Terrace Peachtree City don’t stay in one place for very long, which seems fitting.
Our Neighborhood What Active Seniors Should Know about The Gathering Place
Seniors planning a retirement in Peachtree City have much to look forward to: meticulously landscaped lawns, a community where everyone really does get to know one another, and sprawling waterfront vistas. Enjoy fishing, golfing, and curling up under a tree with a good book. The pace of life is a little slower here. In fact, many neighbors prefer driving on golf carts to cars, and the sidewalks are specifically adapted to this purpose.
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Our Neighborhood Ethel Hunsicker’s 98th Birthday
Happy July birthday to Ethel Hunsicker, a resident of Arbor Terrace Peachtree City, who turned 98 on July 24!
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Our Neighborhood Clarence "Pappy" Boynton’s 100th Birthday
Happy 100th birthday to Clarence “Pappy” Boynton, a resident of Arbor Terrace Peachtree City. He celebrated his centennial on Friday, July 31, with a small gathering of family at the community.
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Our Neighborhood The Engagement “Hall” of Fame
Staff members of The Arbor Company pride themselves on their creativity and innovation. They’re continually finding new ways to engage residents and enrich their lives daily. During the COVID-19 pandemic, however, that’s posed some challenges.
Living Well 6 Senior-Friendly Events Happening on the Fourth of July
The state of Georgia is slowly reopening, but thanks to the COVID-19 crisis, large gatherings remain unsafe. Most cities, Peachtree City included, have canceled or postponed Fourth of July events like parades and fireworks. That doesn’t mean you have to spend the holiday holed up in your house, without even a hint of festive celebration. These senior-friendly events can make even a quarantined Independence Day feel unique while connecting you to the people you love most.
Living Well 3 Activities for Seniors at the Peachtree City Library
Peachtree City is full of activities for seniors, whether you’re taking in the sights and sounds of the Peachtree City Farmers Market or enjoying a walk around Lake Peachtree. It’s the perfect spot to curl up with a good book and relax near the water or under a tree.
Our Neighborhood Arbor Terrace Peachtree City receives a Touch of Spring from Keller Williams Teams
On May 14, Keller Williams teams worldwide shut their agency doors to commemorate RED Day, an annual tradition of renewing, energizing and donating to the communities in which they serve. Team members made their way to the doorstep of Arbor Terrace Peachtree City, bringing flower donations to brighten the day of the residents and add a touch of spring to the community.
Health and Wellness, Navigating What's Next Hear it Firsthand: 3 Part Series to Navigate YOUR Big Decisions
Big decisions don't have to be made in a day, and that includes deciding on a senior living option. At the Arbor Company, our commitment is to give you all the resources you need to make YOUR right decision—at a pace that is best for you. There's no time better than now to start thinking about it and determine if senior living is the right step for your family.