Blue Skies of Texas is located on the outskirts of San Antonio, and offers modern retirement housing and a range of senior-focused services and amenities.

Featured here is "The Garden" entrance, and is home to Blue Skies' most luxe housing option for residents.

Mountain laurels like those pictured here can be found throughout the property. They are given to residents who are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Each tree well is adorned with a small placard with the names of the residents the tree has been dedicated to.

This colorful entry greets residents as they enter the recreation center located onsite.

Blue Skies was once exclusive to Air Force veterans and their families. They now accept residents from civilian careers, but still celebrate the tradition of Air Force Village.

The property features miles of walking trails and sidewalks, with plenty of beautiful scenery.

Maintenance at Blue Skies can prove to be a challenge, as each resident has different needs and concerns at their property. Pictured here is a small section of The Garden.

This colorful entry featuring crepe myrtles and vibrant turf provides a pleasant greeting as residents enter and depart their community.

Pictured here is an older section of the community, which features duplex living with plenty of room to breathe.

Renovations are constant and ongoing at Blue Skies. Featured here is a recently remodled garden home.

Greenery is ever-present throughout Blue Skies. Each parking island, median, and roundabout features an array of color and plant material like the one shown here.

Blue Skies consists of over 200 acres of retirement housing, ranging from apartments to ranch-style homes, pictured here.

Featured here is another relaxing area on the property. Residents are able to fish or just sit and enjoy the view.

This shot of Blue Skies shows only a fraction of the property, proving just how expansive the community is.

Bursts of color can be seen throughout Blue Skies. Residents love their home and the atmosphere that the landscape provides them.