Charmwood sits at 3340 Charmwood Dr in Pt Huron, MI, right in the Port Huron Twp neighborhood, and it's a single-level ranch home built back in 1965 with aluminum siding and a crawl foundation, offering 1,991 square feet of space on just under an acre of land, with four bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, a master suite addition, large closets, big bathrooms with tubs and showers, and both private suites and shared rooms, all designed to be accessible for folks with wheelchairs and special needs, including hearing impairments, where you might see strobe lights or pillow shakers to make life easier, and the home has central air, ceiling fans, a roomy laundry area, updated carpeting, and fully furnished spaces that feel comfortable and welcoming. The house comes set up with cable TV, telephone, and wifi, and there's a dining room that looks out onto a patio with a grill and picnic table-a good spot to sit and eat outside in nice weather-plus walking paths, a fenced yard, a garden, and plenty of parking, since there's both an attached and a detached garage with electric, right alongside a covered porch, deck, and outdoor patio areas. Folks living at Charmwood don't have to worry about chores since staff handles cleaning, laundry, meals, and home upkeep, with everything from emergency alert systems and round-the-clock supervision to meal preparation, help with dietary needs like diabetes, and special menus, so everyone gets proper attention and support, plus medication management, help with bathing and dressing, and personal care, all with on-call support always close by and staff who know American Sign Language for residents who need it.
Residents can pick how much support they want, whether that's assisted living care or short-term respite stays, and Charmwood accepts people who are mentally ill or developmentally disabled, making it a place that aims to be inclusive and supportive for many different needs, all while making sure everyone stays involved in daily life, with staff helping folks to take part in activities like movie nights, daily schedules, community events, and group service projects like the Red Kettle Drive or March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon, or trips out to hockey games, art shows, museums, or church, because there's a focus here on health, community, and well-being, with easy access to nearby hospitals, pharmacies, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks, and transportation available for appointments or outings so you don't feel isolated. Inside, each room is comfortable, with plenty of light from big double-sided windows and private bathrooms or kitchenettes for those who want a little more independence, and outside, there are gardens, patios, and a neighborhood park with a pavilion nearby-good for folks who like spending time outdoors-while the place stays secure online thanks to up-to-date security measures, and online services are backed by proper licensing from Regulatory Affairs, so families can feel confident about safety on every level. The property last changed hands for $184,900 in May of 2018, though recent estimates put its value higher, and Charmwood isn't listed for sale or rent, but rather focuses on providing a stable, maintenance-free environment for its residents, with staff always available to help with the little things and big needs, and if someone just needs a short break for their regular caregiver, respite care comes as an option, too. The community's own rating puts it at about a 3.8, and the area's school score lands between 3 and 4 out of 10, but folks here seem to get what's needed for a supportive, active, and social life in a home that tries to meet people where they are, without a lot of flash or fuss-just straightforward support and a place that aims for real comfort and ease.
