Engage, Connect, Celebrate Every Day
By Robin Johnson
At Bruceville Point, residents have found exactly what they spent years giving to others: care, companionship, and community.
Bruceville Point
Elk Grove, CA
Different By Design
We’re passionate about our residents enjoying a truly independent lifestyle. We’ve created real apartment homes and amazing community spaces so that you can live with autonomy, connected to family and friends. Our unrivaled programs and services enable a vibrant and fully engaged way of life. We invite you to discover Bruceville Point, Sacramento County’s newest luxury senior living community.
We’re passionate about our residents enjoying a truly independent lifestyle. We’ve created real apartment homes and amazing community spaces so that you can live with autonomy, connected to family and friends. Our unrivaled programs and services enable a vibrant and fully engaged way of life. We invite you to discover Bruceville Point, Sacramento County’s newest luxury senior living community.
Not just a home, but a life you love.
At Bruceville Point, each day opens with a simple question: What do you feel like today? Meeting friends for breakfast, trying a new exercise class, taking your dog for a stroll in the courtyard, or enjoying quiet time in your own apartment home? It’s all up to you! Relationships here are not just polite hellos in the hallway; they are trusted friendships where joys and sorrows are shared. When people engage, something magical happens. Call it joy or flourishing or well-being—it’s a life you’ll love. Explore what your days could look like here.
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There is always more to discover in our own backyard! ✨ Our latest adventure took us to the Sacramento History Museum, where we spent the afternoon stepping into the stories that helped shape our city.
We journeyed back to Sacramento’s Gold Rush beginnings and explored some especially fascinating exhibits along the way. “Play Ball! Sacramento in the National Pastime” took us through 175 years of local baseball history, from the earliest days of the Gold Rush to the present, with uniforms, photographs, equipment, tickets, trophies, and plenty of memories from America’s favorite pastime. ⚾
Another highlight was Sacramento’s Community Quilt, a remarkable piece created in 1876 to celebrate our nation’s centennial. With more than 500 names written across its squares, the quilt tells the stories of the people who called Sacramento home 150 years ago - and amazingly, it was rediscovered after spending more than 40 years tucked away in storage.
Of course, no E&A adventure is complete without a little spontaneity! As we were leaving, we spotted a man walking by with an ice cream cone. Naturally, there was only one reasonable thing to do: ask him where he got it and follow his directions. 😂🍦
That little detour led us straight into a candy wonderland filled with old-fashioned favorites like saltwater taffy, licorice, sweets of every kind, and, most importantly, ice cream! From Gold Rush history and Sacramento baseball to quilts, candy, and an unexpected ice cream mission, we’d call this adventure one for the history books. 💛
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Spacious Luxury Apartments
+ Assisted Living Services
You’ll love the truly independent lifestyle at Bruceville Point
It starts with your home, designed with generous spaces and all the amenities that let you live life the way you choose. If you find you need a little more help, Assisted Living Services are available in all apartments so you can stay in your home even when your needs change.
Features You’ll Appreciate
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Abundant light from oversized windows
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Full-sized, well equipped kitchens with stainless steel appliances
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Solid surface peninsula, perfect for eating or laying out a buffet
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Plentiful storage including walk-in closets
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Private side-by-side washers and dryers
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Ample room for a full-sized dining set and sectional
Bruceville Point Lifestyle
We offer diverse and always-changing menus of made-from-scratch culinary delights available in three venues. Enjoy white-tablecloth service in the Cypress Room, all-day casual in the Stone Lakes Cafe, or a quick bite and beverage from morning coffee to happy hour in our Italian-style Bistro, the social hub of our community.
Our activities team includes some of the most creative minds at Bruceville Point. So if beekeeping—or anything else you can dream up—is on your bucket list, you can check it off. Maybe after-dinner dancing is more your speed. We have that, too. There’s something for everyone here.
Our full-time in-house Fitness Director has created a program focused on physical health, wellness and mindfulness, with a wide range of classes so you can exercise and connect socially with your community. Bruceville Point has a spacious fitness center with workout equipment designed for older adults.
Amazing Spaces
At Bruceville Point, we’ve invested in creating wonderful common spaces where our residents gather and live. Take a look at the gallery, and you’ll see beautiful spaces where you can entertain, spend a quiet afternoon, pursue your hobbies, dine, and enjoy every aspect of the California outdoor lifestyle.
We believe that in Harbor, we can do all of the wonderful things we do elsewhere in our community. We just do them differently.
Harbor Memory Care
Harbor has a rich physical environment, with a program that offers joy in daily living and engagement with a connected community. Harbor residents have access to everything that makes the Bruceville Point lifestyle so appealing, including its own chef-created dining progam. We offer a modified fitness program and daily activities tailored to meet the needs of those living with dementia-related conditions.
Hear Directly from Our Residents
A lightbulb moment (literally) brought Jack to Bruceville Point. While standing on a six-foot ladder, leaning over a railing to change a lightbulb, he suddenly realized that caring for a large, two-story house was becoming a burden.
"I liked knowing that when I moved to Bruceville Point, if I needed more help in the future, I could get it."
What sealed the deal for Ellen was learning about the gym, personal trainer and walking paths throughout the community.
“I’m taking advantage of all the things that will help me move forward. At Bruceville Point if you’re not doing something, it’s probably because you didn’t ask if it’s possible.”
