Heating, electric, home maintenance, yard care—all of those unpredictable costs that Leonard previously wrote a dozen checks a month to cover are now accounted for in his fixed monthly service package. No matter how cold it gets or how high energy costs soar, Leonard’s monthly service package remains stable all year-round.
Won’t it be a relief to know exactly what you’ll spend every month?
Selling in a ‘Historically Strong’ Market
The current healthy real estate market is another reason so many people have decided to reserve at Sedgebrook. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), house sales were “historically strong” in 2005 and are expected to remain strong in 2006.
But the real estate bubble won’t last forever, which is why so many people are taking advantage of the current market to sell their houses and move to Sedgebrook.
In addition, Sedgebrook has a wealth of moving resources to help you out along the way. Whether you haven’t moved in 40 years and don’t know where to start, or whether you just need a little extra help with packing and decluttering, we have the resources to help make your move as easy as possible.
Discovering the Limitations of a House
Finally, many of our reservists say they chose Sedgebrook when they realized how much they could do here that they couldn’t do in their house.
Mary Bazell
, who moved from Vernon Hills, says she has far more opportunity to socialize at Sedgebrook than when she lived in her house. She also has more opportunity to do the things she enjoys.
“When you’re living in a house by yourself, you tend to have to push yourself to get out,” says Mary. “Here, I joined the computer club, I joined the entertainment committee, I do exercises. The Fitness Center you don’t have in your house.”
Not only has Mary’s social calendar booked up since her move to Sedgebrook, but she also feels more secure. “The security is very, very good here. It’s good to know there’s someone around all the time.”
But Mary isn’t just talking about the gated guardhouse or the 24/7 security team. Mary likes the fact that she’s not alone. Last year, she suffered through an illness alone in her house. “I had two good girlfriends come visit me. But when they leave, you’re alone.”
That experience is part of what prompted Mary to move to Sedgebrook. She doesn’t want to have to go through that again. Should she become ill at Sedgebrook, Mary says it will be a comfort to have so many friends around. That’s peace of mind she just didn’t have in her house.
How to Beat the Crowd
Won’t it be a relief to finally have the peace of mind that comes with knowing you’re part of a safe and secure community, where you’ll never have to worry about those soaring energy costs or unpredictable bills again?
Hundreds of Chicagoland residents think so. That’s why they’re calling to reserve their spot at Sedgebrook.
I’d love to say that if you call today, you’ll get an appointment for tomorrow. But due to the overwhelming volume of calls, the next time may not be until two weeks.