UNIVERSITY PINES – SKY Active Living
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Welcome to University Pines – Sky Active Living, an independent senior living community located in Pensacola, Florida.
Discover the Beauty of University Pines
University Pines offers an exciting lifestyle with a host of amenities and activities right at your doorstep, perfect for those seeking an engaging and vibrant lifestyle. Explore the Pensacola Museum of Art or immerse yourself in the magic of a live performance at the Saenger Theater. Experience the thrill of a baseball game at Blue Wahoo Stadium or witness the breathtaking aerobatics of the Blue Angels at the Pensacola Beach Air Show. Dive into history by spending an afternoon exploring Fort Barrancas, ascending the Pensacola Lighthouse, or paying your respects at Barrancas National Cemetery. For moments of reflection, find solace in the various houses of worship nearby, such as Olive Baptist Church, or cheer for your favorite teams at the University of West Florida sporting events.
Discover a life enriched with fulfillment and vibrant experiences at University Pines independent senior living and its inviting surroundings.
Your Life, Your Way
Experience the ultimate in independent living at University Pines. Live life on your terms, enjoying purposeful and fun retirement years. Our vibrant community offers social opportunities, outings to parks, shopping, and restaurants, all while relieving you of the burdens of home maintenance, transportation, and meal preparation. Explore our extensive amenities and rest easy with skilled staff ensuring your safety.
Programming
Life Enrichment
Our Life Enrichment Center is key to igniting interests and passions! Crafted around resident input, we host daily opportunities that ensure there is something for everyone. Each opportunity is designed to address your well-being through the mind, body, and soul.
ElderLife®️ helps make the transition to University Pines
with trusted financial guidance and quick funding solutions tailored to your needs.
Celebrate Every Sunrise at University Pines
Step into our apartments, where sunlight streams in through large windows, bathing every room in a warm glow. Inside, you’ll find a soothing color scheme of neutral shades, your own private bathroom, and personalized heating and cooling for ultimate comfort. Our interior design effortlessly complements your personal decor and furniture, creating a space that feels like home. But that’s not all – we offer a range of amenities that ensure the happiness and safety of our residents. Discover a life enriched with fulfillment and vibrant experiences at University Pines independent living and its inviting surroundings.
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Calling all women business owners! Come celebrate, connect,and bring your products to share and sell with our senior retirement residents at University Pines. A little goes a long way. We would love to have you attend this event scheduled for Saturday, March 28th, from 10:00 till 2:00. Please call our community and ask for Kathy, our Life Enrichment Director for more details. ... See MoreSee Less
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When you enter the building, our atrium provides a comfortable and inviting space that acts as the "hub" for the rest of our community. With easy access to our Activities room, director's office, mailboxes, and bus signup sheets, you can connect here on your way to and from your apartment - or stop for a cozy chat with a friend! ... See MoreSee Less
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Our Vendor Resource Fair was a big success this afternoon. Vendors and service providers from the Pensacola area converged on University Pines to help out residents explore important information and resources to support and two them for success. We are very grateful to have so many partners caring for our residents and community! ... See MoreSee Less
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Pensacola got its name from the Panzacola tribe. This name was first recorded by the Spanish in the 17th century, referring to Native American tribes that lived here for hundreds of years prior. ... See MoreSee Less
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