Peachtree Village Retirement
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- 1301 West Country Club, Roswell, NM 88201
- (575) 291-3887
- 4.0 ( 1 reviews )
- Independent Living
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About This Community
Peachtree Village Retirement Living is a beautiful and intimate 55+ community located in a rural setting in beautiful Roswell, New Mexico; home to the New Mexico Military Institute since 1891. Will Rogers, who once said that Roswell was the prettiest little town west of the Pecos, had a son who also went to NMMI. Peachtree Village is a friendly, active, caring community as different and special as the unique people who live here.
At Peachtree Village there are opportunities to expand horizons, and perhaps learn or try something you have never done before.
Perhaps you are thinking about leaving behind the work and worry of keeping up your own home. But, for what? If you are looking for a place where you can explore your dreams, expand your life, and live in the spirit of community with other like-minded people, Peachtree Village is the place for you! Many residents living here consider the retirement years the most rewarding and fulfilling times of their lives.
At Peachtree Village there are opportunities to expand horizons, and perhaps learn or try something you have never done before.
Perhaps you are thinking about leaving behind the work and worry of keeping up your own home. But, for what? If you are looking for a place where you can explore your dreams, expand your life, and live in the spirit of community with other like-minded people, Peachtree Village is the place for you! Many residents living here consider the retirement years the most rewarding and fulfilling times of their lives.
Reviews
4.0
( 1 Reviews )
Visitor109941350
June 30, 2015
Peachtree Village was dated too, but it was really a lot homier to my mom. They had walls with family pictures and stuff, and they are really into that. Their arts and crafts room just seemed like it is something that people enjoyed being in. She felt a lot more comfortable there, the facilities felt homier to her, so she liked it a lot better. The staff was nice. It is just that coming back home she just thought that she is not ready to go somewhere yet. They had some facilities, if they were available at that time, on the ground floor like a pet area where the pet could get out, and it didn't have to be indoors all the time.
