When the opportunity to move arises, you ask yourself many things: is this the right move for me? Is this the right time? Where will I live?, and will I have a community? But, most importantly, one question weighs over you, will this new place feel like home? Most answers remain ambiguous until well after the move, once you are settled in and finding your community through a neighborhood weekly trivia night. But, the reality of feeling at home comes beyond the reassurance of a community, a new good job, your favorite stores, and a good opportunity.
The weight of comfort determines whether the big move was the right move.
Comfort begins when you enter a lobby and a friendly face, Shane or Jessie, waves or inquires about your day. When you see your neighbor from down the hall making a coffee or the maintenance man reassuring a concerned tenet. Comfort begins at the front door. Comfort continues throughout the elevator and up to your door when you turn the key; open the door to the large, naturally lit windows welcoming you home. Comfort is knowing you arenât only a tenet; you are an active member of a growing community.
The comfort of your big move finally settles in because now you are an active member of The Vanguard. You, and your neighbors, are at the forefront of a new kind of comfort: the comfort of home.
Throughout my big move, the Vanguard provided reassurance, guidance, and a community when what I needed most was a new home. Whether youâre moving across Boise, a state over, or from one region to another, The Vanguard Boise will make a move a lot easier. When you move in, you are no longer a tenet; you become a member of a Home Sweet Home in Downtown Boise.