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Growing older doesn’t mean growing apart.

Private suites, real kitchens, a doctor and pharmacy downstairs, and Mill Lake out the window. A home you can stay in as life changes, together.

Life at Mahogany

Come down for a swim. Stay for lunch at the bistro.

Around thirty neighbours, a calendar written by the people who live here, and a glass-enclosed indoor pool, a fitness room, a restaurant downstairs, a building lounge with a kitchen and a wood shop to fill it with.

Friends sharing a drink and a laugh in the lounge
Friday happy hour in the lounge.
Two neighbours laughing together outdoors
Neighbours who become friends.
Three friends sharing tea and biscuits around a table
Resident breakfasts and potlucks.
A woman laughing as her dog nuzzles her cheek
Pets are welcome, and walk the lake together.
Two friends sharing a cup of tea at the table
Lunch at the long table.
Indoor pool, hot tub and atriumFitness roomThe Table Bistro downstairsBuilding lounge and kitchenWood shopSummer barbecues outdoorsGuest suites for familyDoctors and pharmacy on siteMill Lake at the front doorHeated underground parking
Clubs and activities

Company when you want it. Quiet when you don't.

Nothing here is compulsory. Most of what's on the calendar started because a resident suggested it at breakfast and a few people said yes.

Aquacise and pool yoga

In the indoor pool, easy on the joints and good company.

The walking club

The Mill Lake loop every week, at whatever pace shows up. Coffee after.

The food club

Resident breakfasts, potlucks and Friday happy hours. Bring a dish, or just bring yourself.

Woodworking

A proper wood shop in the building, for the projects you never had room for at home.

Karaoke and live music

Karaoke nights in the lounge, and live music for the holidays and long weekends.

The pet club

Mahogany is pet friendly. Owners set the rules together and walk the lake together.

Your voice

The Resident Advisory Council meets monthly and takes ideas straight to management.

Your calendar

The residents' newsletter is written by a resident, for residents. What's on, who's new, what the council decided.

Your neighbours

Around thirty residents, so everyone knows your name, and resident services are right here on site.

Experience the community.

Come for a tour and see how life here feels. Bring whoever helps you decide.

26
storeys of glass on the shore of Mill Lake. The tallest residence in the Fraser Valley.
700m
to Abbotsford Regional Hospital. Doctors' offices and a pharmacy are downstairs.
6
suite plans, from a bright one bedroom to a two bedroom plus den with two decks.
1
monthly amount. Heat, water, internet, cable, calling, housekeeping, parking and storage included.

Take the tour from your kitchen table

The drone-and-walkthrough film of 2180 Gladwin Road. Then come and see it in person.

The tower everyone knows. The floors most people don’t.

Mahogany is the tallest residence in the Fraser Valley: 26 storeys of glass on the shore of Mill Lake. You may know it as Mahogany Platinum. The building is now Aging in Place at Mahogany, and the neighbours are the same. Floors five through ten are something different: full-sized private suites designed so you can keep living the way you do now, with support built into the building instead of bolted on later. You own your days. We take care of the rest.

Aerial view of the Mahogany tower on Mill Lake in Abbotsford, BC, home of Aging in Place at Mahogany senior living suites

Everything you need, in one building.

Full-size kitchen with white cabinets and stainless appliances in an Aging in Place at Mahogany suite, Abbotsford

Already happening on floors five to ten.

Nothing here is compulsory, but the door is open. Aquacise and pool yoga in the indoor pool. A walking club that does the Mill Lake loop. A woodworking studio. A food club built on the breakfasts, potlucks and Friday happy hours that already happen. Live music and karaoke in the lounge. And a Resident Advisory Council, so you have a voice in how the building runs.

The Mahogany tower on Mill Lake at twilight, 2180 Gladwin Road, Abbotsford

Three promises.

Suites are built for couples. If one of you needs more help, help comes to you. Nobody has to move out.

Stay together.

A real kitchen, your own furniture, your own front door, your own schedule. Leases from 3 to 12 months.

Stay yourself.

Doctors’ offices and a pharmacy on the ground floor. The regional hospital is 700 metres from the front door.

Stay close to care.

A team member and a resident laughing over a photo album by the window
The people

You'll be met at the door.

Resident services are on site, and a member of our team will show you around. The people here will remember how you take your coffee and know which suite gets the morning light. With around thirty residents, this is a place where everyone knows your name.

From the residents

In their words.

Concierge service has been outstanding. The Director of Client Experience has gone to great lengths to ensure the entire experience is first rate.

The Maurers

Such offers of help are heart warming and caring. It makes one feel not alone. Our grateful thanks to everyone at Mahogany.

The Riddells

I want to express my appreciation for the practical and useful support you have recently provided: organizing the rental of the overnight suites, battery replacement, the dryer repair, the water filter.

The Rowes

Come and see it for yourself.

You’re welcome to bring whoever helps you make decisions. Tell us a little about who the suite is for and we will be in touch to arrange a time. Or call 604-226-1754, or email info@aipcl.ca.