Aderra at Audubon: A 62+ Homeownership Option in Magnolia, Texas

Where can adults 62 and older live near relatives in Montgomery County while still owning their home?

Aderra at Audubon is one option worth understanding.

Aderra is a 62+ neighborhood located in the Heron Run district of Audubon in Magnolia. Instead of renting a room or apartment in a traditional senior-living facility, residents purchase a single-family home and pay a monthly membership for services.

What do the homes cost?

As of July 2026, Aderra's official website lists homes beginning in the low $300,000s.

Current published floor-plan prices begin at:

Cypress: $321,720

Laurel: $344,288

Aspen: $367,377

Magnolia: $387,341

The published floor plans range from approximately 1,362 to 1,740 square feet. Prices, availability, floor plans, and specifications can change, so buyers should verify current information directly with Aderra before making a decision.

What does the monthly membership include?

As of July 2026, the starting membership is listed at $2,895 per month.

According to Aderra, the current membership includes:

Three chef-prepared meals per day

Biweekly housekeeping

Gas, water, garbage, electricity, Wi-Fi, and streaming television

Lawn care

Light-duty maintenance assistance

Scheduled transportation for necessities

Audubon association dues

Daily check-ins

Around-the-clock security and emergency assistance

Personal care services are not automatically included in the basic membership. They may be added separately as needs change.

Because services and pricing may be updated, request the current membership agreement and full list of inclusions directly from Aderra.

Who owns the home?

The resident owns the home.

Aderra describes the properties as single-family detached homes with individual front doors, garages, yards, and deeds. The community is planned for approximately 155 homes.

This makes the model different from renting an apartment or paying only for occupancy in a senior-living facility.

Ownership also means buyers should evaluate the transaction as both a housing and lifestyle decision. Review purchase terms, resale provisions, membership obligations, insurance, taxes, association documents, and what happens if the resident's needs change.

Questions to ask before buying

Before making a decision, ask:

Which services are guaranteed in the membership?

Which services cost extra?

Can the monthly membership increase?

What are the resale rules?

What happens if a resident moves or dies?

Can another person occupy the home?

Which personal-care services are available?

What level of care cannot be provided in the home?

Which amenities are completed and which are planned?

What is the expected construction timeline?

These questions are important because the right choice depends on the resident's finances, independence, health needs, and long-term plans.

A different option for a changing season

Aderra may appeal to someone who wants to own a private home, reduce daily household responsibilities, have meals and services available, and remain close to relatives in the Magnolia or Montgomery County area.

It will not be the right answer for everyone, particularly when a person requires a level of medical or personal care that cannot be provided through the available services.

To discuss Aderra or compare other 62+ housing options in the area, call Pool Realty Group at 281.636.5633.