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Independent Senior Living

elderly women walking a dog with a younger woman down a sidewalk in front of Attic Angel Praire Point sign

Magic happens when you're free of worry. Our 123 ranch-styles homes offer the best in spacious, independent living with supportive services.

Prairie Point is a quiet, prairie-style neighborhood includes an active resident association that welcomes involvement and fosters socialization. Our homes are smoke-free for the benefit of all residents and visitors, and approved pets are welcome as you make your new house a happy home!

(For anyone needing help downsizing and/or moving, we can connect you with companies that specialize in senior moves.)

Bordered generally by Pleasant View, Elderberry, Junction and Old Sauk roads, just off Madison’s Beltline, Prairie Point is convenient to major shopping areas and to Attic Angel Place, where residents have access to senior programming and social activities (think “Happy Hour” and enrichment classes!). Best of all, maintenance for the home and yard is included!

Open House at Prairie Point

Wednesdays & Thursdays from 9 to 11 a.m. (except holidays)

Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m. (except holidays)

Visit our model home at 424 Meadow Rose Lane (West on Old Sauk Road, left on Pleasant View, left on Theis Trail, left on Meadow Rose Lane.)

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Here’s how it works: Instead of buying the home, residents sign a life lease to live in the house in addition to paying a low monthly service fee. While continuing to pay the fee, residents may remain in the home as long as they like or until they need to move into another level of service at Attic Angel. A large percentage of the initial lease payment will be returned to the resident or family at the end of the lease, once the home has been re-leased to a new resident.

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The Playing Field


The Playing Field Poster

Children affected by trauma such as homelessness and those with special needs such as autism spectrum disorders have different sensory needs for emotional support that helps them learn to manage behaviors. Our dream is to create a play space that allows children to be successful while ... being kids! Some of our plans:

  • A large open space for running (crowded spaces are often a behavior trigger for children)
  • High fencing and an appropriate climbing structure (children impacted by trauma or those on the autism spectrum often take bigger risks and climb higher)
  • Sensory panels that welcome independent play when children are agitated
  • A maze for children to walk through (this helps the brain to organize)
  • Small structures where children can feel safe
  • Specially designed pieces to work large muscle groups

By helping children at this critical point in their development, your gift will be helping the future of our community!

 Visit The Playing Field Website