With a little assistance from the activities staff, residents of the Siena age-qualified village can always find the support and encouragement they need to help them meet their fitness goals.
"Fitness is a year-round commitment and here at the (fitness center), our goal is to provide a variety of activities and classes that are fresh and fun and to also provide instruction and encouragement," fitness manager Kevin Pitt said.
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The guard-gated community's 15,900-square-foot health and fitness center provides exercise equipment and rooms, as well as personnel to assist residents become familiar with the facilities.
"Equipment - orientation classes are scheduled regularly to help our residents familiarize themselves with each apparatus," Pitt said.
A slate of regular classes includes aerobics, water fitness, yoga and Resist-A-Ball. Clubs are organized around several sports and activities.
In addition, the center schedules seminars throughout the year.
"We have hosted arthritis workshops, 'ask the doctor' sessions, classes on lower back pain, proper diet and much more. Health and fitness are very important to our residents and we want to make sure that we are providing them with as many resources as possible to help them achieve their goals and to get the information they need," Pitt said.
Personal trainers are available to design and implement an exercise program specifically for each client.
The fitness facilities include an indoor swim pavilion with a 25-yard swimming pool and spa, an outdoor resort-style pool and spa, and lighted tennis and bocce courts.
Within the same complex is a full-service beauty salon and day spa.
Jimmy Jones, an executive with Sunrise Colony Co., said the developer built the village to include the amenities found at a resort.
"Siena was designed to incorporate a desirable selection of residential opportunities with a variety of unsurpassed recreational amenities in a quaint village-like atmosphere, and, with less than 20 new homes remaining available, this is the final opportunity for those who would like to purchase a new home in this magnificent community," Jones said.
The 665-acre village is built around the 18-hole Siena Golf Club. The par-72 daily-fee course is open to all ages, however, Siena residents receive special rates and preferred tee times.
Situated outside of the village, the golf clubhouse is open to the public. It features a pro shop, Italian-themed restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating, and room for private receptions.
A 38,000-square-foot social center features a ballroom, computer learning center, painting facility, sewing and quilting center, area for fine arts with a kiln, music room, game rooms, a business center, private meeting rooms, a library and office for the activities staff.
New homes are priced from the $400,000s to $1 million. The all-single-story floor plans range from 1,040 to more than 3,000 square feet. Each plan in the six Italian-themed collections offers a range of customizing opportunities.
The remaining homes are finished and include full landscaping, and shutters on all windows.
To reach Siena, take Flamingo Road or the Las Vegas Beltway to Town Center Drive, go south to Siena Monte Avenue and turn left.
The sales office is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
