Water Street (55) in Boscawen, NH, is an Adult Family Care home that sits in a quiet neighborhood, with a lot size that ranges in reports from about half an acre to over an acre, and the building itself is a single-story, ranch-style home built with frame construction and vinyl siding, largely from 1974 but with some records showing 1960 or 1961, and there's a gable roof made with asphalt. The house has three bedrooms and one bathroom in about 1,395 square feet of living space, though other figures show close numbers, and there's a basement, an attic, a garage, a fireplace, and plenty of natural light through its country kitchen, with some carpet and hardwood flooring, and appliances like a dishwasher, washer, dryer, and refrigerator included, so residents get the basics for daily life.
Outside, the property has two decks, a private yard, and gardens with walking paths, letting residents spend time outdoors in a peaceful setting, though the flood risk is under review and assessments are ongoing for other climate issues like fire, wind, heat, and air. Inside, there's a living area, a finished basement, and community spaces where residents can join in activities like movie nights, meals in a communal dining room, and planned social events, plus you'll find furnished rooms and a telephone in room for easy calls. Water Street (55) provides a focus on adult family care for seniors, with services offered under New Hampshire adult family care licensing-caregivers like CNAs, LPNs, LVNs, and RNs are part of the staff, and you'll find help with bathing, dressing, medication management, daily living activities, and 24-hour supervision if it's needed, with personalized approaches for non-ambulatory residents or those needing specialized diets for allergies or diabetes. Housekeeping and laundry, including dry cleaning, are available, transportation can be arranged, and parking is on site, though the exact number of spaces isn't listed.
Long-term care here often costs less than a full nursing home, and payment can be arranged using non-Medicare sources unless CMS certification is involved, with move-in coordination also provided. The property's estimated home value is between $318,000 and $392,882 as of 2024, and local taxes and costs are clear, with homeownership estimates sitting around $497 to $520 a month, and mortgages at about $400 to $420 a month, so budgeting is straightforward, and the community offers tools to track property value and taxes if you're interested in that side of things. Residents can expect care aimed at peace of mind for families and an environment that aims to keep seniors comfortable and engaged. The home's close to Boscawen Elementary, Merrimack Valley Middle, and Merrimack Valley High School and sits on a road that runs near Route 4 and Steenbeeks, giving it a local neighborhood feeling while still being accessible.
