Bolton Hill House I

Bolton Hill House I is a five-bedroom, three-bath Colonial home built in 2000, sitting on five acres with a paved driveway, attached two-car garage, and a wide open backyard deck good for summer barbecues, with about 2,280 square feet of living space and new flooring throughout, and the house itself has nine rooms spread over two stories along with a full unfinished basement that has both walk-out and interior access, plus a main water source that's private. The community provides help with daily living like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management, and does meal preparation and service, offering scheduled meals, all-day dining, and meal options for allergy-sensitive or diabetes diets, and there's both housekeeping and laundry services including dry cleaning. Residents have fully furnished rooms, telephone and cable in their rooms, scheduled community activities like movie nights and daily events, a community gathering space, and access to walking paths and a garden outside. The house is wheelchair accessible and assists with transfers and general daily living, while 24-hour supervision makes sure residents stay safe, and the staff coordinates with healthcare providers for extra needs. An emergency alert system's in place throughout, and the facility provides licensed Pnmi Level III Residential Care with five beds and long-term non-acute care, and it acts as a lower-cost option compared to nursing home care for seniors needing help with everyday tasks but not full medical care. Residents can also use transportation and parking for medical appointments, and there's respite care to offer relief for primary caregivers. The property has an open kitchen, living room, and dining space, a full set of appliances including a dishwasher and electric range, and heating comes from hot water baseboard using oil-there's no air conditioning, but the home was built using wood framing, vinyl siding, a concrete foundation, and an asphalt shingle roof. Utilities include circuit breakers, private water and sewer, and WiFi. All the services focus on housing, daily support, and health coordination, making the place suitable for seniors who need steady help and want some independence, while scheduled activities and common spaces offer a sense of connection.