Live, learn and grow at a place where community comes first.

WELCOME HOME

Twin Lakes Community is a neighborhood where longtime friends are as important as long-term care. Where independence is treasured. And where the transition isn’t about what you give up, but what you’ve gained. - More

OUR RESIDENCES

At Twin Lakes Community we know every individual has their own distinct lifestyle preferences including the size and style of the homes they wish to live in. These preferences may be decided by sheer personal choice, sometimes by financial means, or maybe by their current health needs. - More

LIFE AT THE LAKES

It’s intentional. Our neighborhoods are filled with people who chose Twin Lakes for various reasons, but, the one thing they have in common is the desire for a well-rounded life surrounded by people who are engaged and open to new activities, new people and new ideas. - More

A Good Place to Call Home

What matters to you? At this time in your life, we understand you’re not looking for a summer camp or cruise ship vacation. You’re interested in living in a community that celebrates your past, your present and your future. A place that promises a rich and rewarding lifestyle. Neighbors who understand where you are in life. And a staff who does, too. Whatever it is, you’ll find it here at Twin Lakes Community.

Ideally located in the heart of North Carolina, Twin Lakes Community is highly-regarded as one of the state’s premier retirement communities. Our beautiful 218 acre community is home to over 500 independent living residents enjoying Life at the Lakes. They come from all over the country bringing diverse backgrounds, experiences, and expertise to create a community of connections and caring where people of all types thrive.

Special Announcement: Don't miss our spectacular holiday drive-thru event Lanes of Light 2019 and our Tour of Homes. Both events are Saturday and Sunday, December 7th and 8th. For all the details, click on the News tab.

Twin Lakes Community is a neighborhood where long
time friends are as important as long-term care. Where
independence is treasured. And where the transition isn’t
about what you give up, but what you’ve gained.