Highland Lakes Clubhouse

This review is for the whole of Highland Lakes, which, for the purposes of the internet, seems to be inextricably linked in name to the clubhouse.
I would say that this is a run-​of-​the mill 55+ community, with one exception. I do a lot of work with HOAs of various such developments. Highland Lakes is different in one way, and that is that everyone waves. I mean pretty much everyone, even on my first trip here, everyone waved. What that’s worth is up for debate, I suppose. In my mind’s eye, I take it to mean that somehow people are friendlier here than at your usual 55+ community.
That theory holds, in that my experience with both administration and residents was very positive all around.
The facilities are tasteful and well-​kept. It’s also very new, with most buildings here no more than 10 years old. I suppose that’s a good thing, and certainly I have experienced no signs of poor workmanship but it’s hard to tell when everything’s brand new.
There is, of course, golf. That would put this place in competition with Isleworth. Highland Lakes is better than Isleworth. Isleworth is bad. Bad.