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Athertyn Clubhouse Calendar of Events – February 2019
| While temperatures are dropping in February, Athertyn residents are feeling the warmth with fun filled activities in the clubhouse! Read More » |
Athertyn Clubhouse Calendar of Events – January 2019
| It’s that time again for a new month, January. It is the 1st month of the year and it is on average the coldest month of the year. See what the Athertyn Lifestyle Coordinator has in store to keep you warm for the winter! Read More » |
Athertyn Pursuits Fall-Winter 2018: Athertyn INSIDER featuring Jay & Marilynne Rose
| Since becoming newly retired empty-nesters, Marilynne and Jay Rose have been searching for a lock and leave lifestyle, to be able to easily visit their son and his family in Seattle, and Athertyn is the perfect place to call home! As a former interior design professional and professor for the past 25 years, Marilynne is excited to be working with the Athertyn team designing her first ever, brand-new home. Read More » |
Athertyn Clubhouse Calendar of Events – December 2018
| December is the twelfth and last month of the year according to the Gregorian calendar. This is used in almost all the world today. It was the tenth month in the early Roman calendar. It became the twelfth month in a later Roman calendar. Until 46 B.C., December only had 29 days. But the Roman statesman Julius Caesar added two days to December, which made it 31 days. December Birthstone: Blue Topaz December Flower: Narcissus Read More » |
Athertyn Pursuits – Fall-Winter 2018: Trust the trends or create your own!
| So many of our homeowners are thrilled with single-level living and the opportunity to fully customize their brand-new home using our full-service, on-site Design Center. We asked our design team what is in demand for home décor this year. Here’s what they told us Read More » |
Athertyn Clubhouse Calendar of Events – November 2018
| The name comes from the Roman word ‘novum’ meaning nine, because it was the ninth month in their Roman calendar. Few people find November pleasant. The Anglo-Saxons called November ‘Wind monath’, because it was the time when the cold winds began to blow. Read More » |