Remember when you were young and just starting out? The new house, the new neighbors. In the morning, you stood at the door and watched as the children walked off to school.

You waved to neighbors and called their names, inquiring about the new baby, or the new job. Today, some 40 or so years later, some things are the same in the neighborhood, and yet something’s very different.

Small children still ride bikes on your street with parents carefully watching. The difference is, you’re not still one of them.

The children who once kept you so involved are raising the next generation. Many of your original neighbors have moved on. Regular phone calls became occasional e-mails.

Now the house that once was your refuge, doesn’t feel quite as secure, and bumps in the night seem a bit more ominous.

When it comes to recapturing that fading sense of belonging, how about a community filled with individuals with the same life experiences and the same interests?

A place where life is a pleasure, where days are filled with friends your same  age. A home as safe and nurturing as when you were first starting out.

As with all Erickson communities, Eagle’s Trace is brimming with stimulating social opportunities, involving activities, and convenient amenities.