Chapter 01
2009: a sod farm for sale
The Pruett family had grown Bermuda grass on these forty acres since 1971. When they sold, they asked for one thing: keep the big pecan by the road. It's still there, and it's where the bus stop is.
Our story
Our story
How a patch of Bermuda grass became the busiest block in South Broken Arrow.
Our story
From sod farm to front porches
Chapter 02
2012: the first sixty apartments
We opened in April 2012 with sixty apartments, a café and a clubhouse. The first resident to move in was a retired band director who started the choir the following week.
Chapter 03
2015: the cottages and the pool
Residents wanted garages and a place to swim. We built twenty-four cottages around a saltwater pool, and the water aerobics class filled up before the concrete dried.
Chapter 04
2019: pickleball arrives
A group of residents petitioned for a pickleball court. We built two. They now host a tournament every spring and invite teams from three other communities.
Chapter 05
Today: busier than ever
A hundred and twenty homes, thirty-one clubs and a waiting list for cottages. We still have no buy-in, still serve free coffee and still have the pecan tree.
- 120apartments and cottages
- 2012the year we opened the doors
- 31clubs, classes and teams on the calendar
- 10minutes to the Rose District
Ratings & recognition · sample
- Broken Arrow readers' poll · Best senior living
- Regional senior living survey · Top activity program
- Area chamber of commerce · Business of the year finalist
- Senior games association · Pickleball host site
- Local arts council · Community partner
- Area employers survey · Top workplace
- Hospitality association · Service award
Come for lunch. Stay for the bingo.
Call or text Tamika, or book a tour online. Bring your questions, your appetite and your competitive streak.