1900 Rush Lake Trl

Applewood Pointe of New Brighton is a mid-rise cooperative built in 2006 and organized as a 55+ senior community positioned on roughly 9.5–10 acres of lakefront property on Rush Lake. The complex uses durable exterior finishes such as cement board, steel siding and stucco and contains primarily two-bedroom floor plans alongside one-bedroom and den variations. Units range from compact to spacious layouts that emphasize natural light, private covered decks or balconies, and in some plans oversized storage rooms or dens. Common areas are extensive and varied: heated underground parking with car-wash bay, multiple libraries, a large community/party room, fitness center and whirlpool, craft and game rooms, wood shop, solarium/sunroom, guest suites, and lakeside terraces with gazebo, dock, outdoor dining and a fire pit. Building systems and cooperative dues bundle many operating costs — examples include principal and interest on the master mortgage, real estate taxes, utilities like gas, water, cable, internet and some telephone services — producing a largely maintenance-free ownership model. The resident culture is activity-oriented, supported by scheduled programming and a mix of social spaces. Pet policies are permissive in listings; management offers services such as appliance-replacement cost sharing and on-site storage options.