SUN CITY TEXAS
Sun City is the first name most people think of when imagining active living for "adults 55 and better," and Sun City Texas more than lives up to the Del Webb mission. Located in the Texas Hill Country, where families and friends find many places and reasons to get together and enjoy life. The community has activities to spare with three championship golf courses, a lengthy list of activities including, but not limited to, bocce, tennis, fitness programs and walking/jogging trails to art studio and woodshop to computer lab and community garden plots. The emphasis is on fun and getting together with people who share your interests. Berry Lake Pavilion, for example, is built right on Berry Creek, which runs through the property, and is the site for family gatherings, picnics, church parties, wedding receptions, and enjoying the scenic beauty. |
· Named an "America's Top 100 Master Planned Community" by Where to Retire Magazine, 2005 · Named as a “Top Retirement Spot,” Retirement Places Rated, by David Savageau, 2007 · Legacy Hills golf course called the "best all-around course in Central Texas," by the Austin American-Statesman Amenities Discover the many cultural and recreational opportunities at Sun City Texas, where you can nurture all of your interests and develop totally new ones. A large variety of clubs and activities are always available at the multi-million-dollar Village Center. From gardening and painting to tennis and fishing, there's a special interest club for every enthusiast. Express your creativity in the finest art studios and our woodshop, or take advantage of Senior University, a partnership with Georgetown's Southwestern University that offers academic courses of study. The Arts & Crafts Center is one of the busiest places in the Village Center. Here residents are able to teach and learn from each other the techniques of painting, stained glass, fabric and fiber arts, and ceramics. Every month there are exciting local artists who conduct workshops and share their knowledge and expertise with interested residents. The 16,000-square-foot Recreation Center features a two indoor pools, one six-lane and one aerobics, a resort-style outdoor pool, and a state-of-the-art fitness center with classes from aerobics to yoga and everything in between. Featuring state-of-the-art aerobic and weight training equipment, the Fitness Center offers a variety of ways to improve fitness. Group exercise classes are offered in the aerobics/dance studio and water conditioning in the heated indoor pool. After working out, relax in the indoor or outdoor spa. A full locker room is available for your convenience. For the outdoor enthusiast, enjoy jogging paths, tennis and bocce courts, all surrounded by the tranquil beauty on the Texas Hill Country. · Three, 18-hole championship golf courses, Legacy Hills Golf Club, White Wing Golf Club and Cowan Creek. · Each course has a 9-acre practice range, putting green, clubhouse, and pro shop · Crafts, including art studio and woodshop · Casual restaurant · Fishing and water sports on Lake Georgetown · Game Rooms, Learning/Business Center, Computer Lab, Library/Reading Room · Parks featuring · Community Garden Plots · Green belts and playground · Clubhouse with ballroom · 16,000 square foot Recreation Center: · 6-lane indoor pool, aerobics indoor pool and resort-style outdoor pool · State-of-the-art fitness center with classes from aerobics to yoga · Indoor/outdoor spa and locker rooms · Tennis and bocce courts · Open-air Pavilion with barbecue facilities, picnic tables, playground · Jogging/walking trails Area Amenities
You can find plenty of cultural outlets within, and nearby, the community. For example, Sun City Ballroom offers theater productions, plus there's Southwestern University Performing Arts and The Palace Theater on the Square. Area medical facilities include the Scott & White Medical Clinic and Georgetown Hospital. GEORGETOWN Georgetown TX has increasingly become a popular retirement spot in the southwest. Georgetown TX offers residents an abundance of recreational activities. Located on IH35, Austin is just 26 miles away, and Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio are all just a few hours drive, so retirees often choose Georgetown TX as their home to be close to family. Lake Georgetown makes it the perfect place for those who enjoy fishing and water sports.Georgetown is home to one of the best preserved Victorian and Pre-WW1 downtown historic districts, with The Beaux-Arts Williamson County Courthouse (1911) as its centerpiece. Due to its successful preservation efforts, Georgetown was named a national Main Street City in 1997, the first Texas city so designated . In 1998, the city celebrated its 150th birthday with numerous community activities and parties. By 2000, Georgetown and Williamson County experienced tremendous growth, doubling the population. In 2008, Georgetown was named by Fortune Small Business Magazine as the Second Best Place in America to "Live and Launch and Business". It's robust and diverse local economy, highly skilled workforce, and business friendly climate make it an exceptional place to own a business. Housing in Georgetown is a great value, with one of the lowest tax rates in Central Texas. Homes in Georgetown start with small, single family tract homes starting in the low $100’s ranging to large acreage estates and horse properties nearing the $1 million dollar mark. Some notable Georgetown communities and subdivision include: Sun City Texas, Berry Creek, Mission Oaks, Shady Oaks Estates, Estrella, Serenada, Heritage Oaks, Gabriel’s Overlook, Cimmaron Hills, Georgetown Village and Woodland Park. |