Shea Homes at Jubilee - An Olympia Active Adult Community

Shea Homes at Jubilee

Shea Homes at Jubilee is an age-restricted Olympia active adult community located within the larger Hawks Prairie community. Located in Lacey, Washington this suburban community is only ten minutes from Olympia and approximately 60 minutes from Seattle. This active adult living community is situated near naturally preserved forest space, yet close to several local shopping centers and only a couple of miles from Puget Sound.  Residents of Jubilee can sit back and enjoy an outdoor lifestyle with breathtaking views of Mt. Rainer and the Puget Sound.

With its prime location, Shea Homes at Jubilee enjoys both an abundance of natural beauty and all the world class dining, shopping, and cultural attractions available in the surrounding cities of Olympia and Seattle.

At the heart of Jubilee is The Lodge, a spacious clubhouse featuring many active adult communities resort-style amenities, including a state-of-the-art fitness center, indoor pool and spa, social rooms, and hobby rooms. The game room includes both billiards and card tables, and the library features comfortable seating for a cozy socializing afternoon. There is an abudance of outdoor activities that include hiking, bike riding, tennis, bocce ball, and basketball.

Olympia Active Adult Community

A beautiful 36 hole golf course is available to residents at the Golf Club at Hawks Praire, where the homes of Jubilee are being built around The Links Course.

These amenities rich homes are very affordable and range from 1300 - 2450 square feet.  All of them have views to the surrounding golf course and natural woodlands which Lacy offers.  The Estate collection has unique courtyards, high ceilings and windows, and gourmet kitchens with beautiful cabinetry.  This is truly a luxurious Olympia active adult community.

Washington Active Adult Community Members Support Children’s Hospital

Washington’s active adult community members of Trilogy at Redmond Ridge are having fun while supporting Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center in its mission to provide quality care to all children regardless of ability to pay.

Fundraising events have included the “Ho Ho Brunch” where they baked delicious dishes and took Santa/grandchild photos;” shouting “Bingo” at Bingo Bash fundraisers; raffling quilts for the annual quilt raffle; organizing book fairs; and donning their cowboy hats at the Western barbecue and square dance.

Their latest venture is the publication of Living Your Dreams: An Activity Guide for Trilogy at Redmond Ridge. The Activity Guide highlights many of the amazing stories and experiences of members of this Washington active adult community.

This fundraising project donates all profits beyond publication costs to uncompensated medical care for children at Seattle’s Children’s Hospital. Approximately 50 cents of every dollar received for book sales goes directly to the hospital. To date, book sales have yielded about $2,100.00 for the kids at Children’s Hospital.

Members of this active adult community in Washington are quite the inspiration!