Alora Street sits in a quiet Lisbon Falls neighborhood, taking care of seniors in a single-family home built in 1994 with three bedrooms and two bathrooms spread across 1,666 square feet, and the home uses wood framing and vinyl siding, has a shingle roof, and rests on a level 0.35-acre lot with a paved driveway and space for up to four cars, which makes it feel comfortable and familiar to most people who visit. The home has a split-level or slit foyer design and a daylight, finished, full basement with a bonus room and a doghouse entry, so there's a bit more space for residents' needs, and you'll also find a back deck and yard that are good for small family gatherings, outdoor sitting, or safe walks. The inside has cable-equipped, fully furnished rooms, vinyl and laminate flooring, a primary bedroom with its own bathroom, as well as a kitchen with a dishwasher, refrigerator, and gas range, plus basic laundry hookups. The facility provides basic amenities like telephone and wifi, along with public water and sewer systems, and the heating uses baseboard, hot water, space heaters, and hot air, with bottled gas as the main fuel, so the home stays comfortable year-round.
Alora Street runs as a Residential Care Facility - Level III, licensed and regularly checked by local agencies like the Department of Aging and sometimes Veteran's Services, and holds just three licensed beds, meaning care is personal and attention is high. Staff are present around the clock, helping with bathing, dressing, and moving about, along with daily activities, medication, personal care, and meal preparation, including diets for people with diabetes or other needs, and nutritious meals are planned and served on site. Respite care is available, offering temporary stays if a caregiver needs short-term help. Transportation to medical appointments and coordination with outside healthcare providers are both included, and housekeeping, linen services, and room cleaning are handled so residents can enjoy a tidy space without worrying about chores. The neighborhood is stable and settled, and the community tries to maintain the homelike, respectful feeling-dignity and well-being are priorities for both residents and visiting family. While Alora Street doesn't accept Medicare unless officially certified, it does work with a variety of local authorities and family members as needed, providing long-term care for people who need daily support without the hospital setting. The Trulia estimate valued the property at $367,600 as of July 2025, and the home is neither for sale nor for rent at this time. Alora Street stays focused on supporting seniors and their families by offering steady, homelike care in a simple, well-kept Maine home.
