Kearsarge Road (426), sitting on a 0.44-acre lot and built in 1975, is a single-story, single-family home made from wood siding and shingles, and it's got a blue exterior that stands out a bit in the neighborhood, and the property has things like a fireplace, an unfinished basement with walkout access, and a roof done with asphalt shingles. This place holds five bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms with the biggest bedroom being about 18x14 feet, the others ranging from 8x12 up to 18x12, and the total indoor living space comes out to 1,120 square feet. For comfort, the house uses forced hot water oil heat, has cooling, and is set up with a private septic system, public water, and 200 amp electrical service with circuit breakers, and there's parking though there's no garage or paved driveway.
Residents here get help with daily living tasks like bathing, dressing, and moving around, and there's medication management, 24-hour supervision, and care coordination with healthcare providers, so those needing regular help or who want medication reminders can rely on staff who are always available. When it comes to meals, there's a dining room that serves food for all sorts of special dietary needs, including diabetes diets and allergy sensitivities, and there's all-day dining for folks who like to eat on their own schedule. The facility handles laundry, including dry cleaning, offers housekeeping, and even coordinates move-ins so coming in is a little easier. If people want to stay active or social, there are daily community-sponsored activities, scheduled programs, and outdoor walking paths and gardens to enjoy, with cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and telephones in the rooms for those who want to stay connected or watch something in the evening.
The home is built more like a townhouse or regular residence, but it's set up with an emergency alert system, has rooms that come furnished, and offers respite care for those needing short stays while their families are away. There's transportation help for medical appointments, so folks who don't drive can still get to the doctor, and for entertainment or chores, they've got a kitchen, living room, dining room, mudroom, laundry setup on the first floor, and even washer/dryer hook-ups. Gardens and housecleaning services make for a tidy and home-like feel, and the basement could be finished for extra room if needed later.
Kearsarge Road (426) focuses on practical help, like assisted living services, aid with activities of daily life, and keeping the environment comfortable and homelike, which suits people who want some support but also a familiar living space; there's no fancy brochures here, just real help with the basics, along with things like property details from Redfin estimates, tax information, and even notes on the local Conway School District and nearby schools for anyone interested. The home's had some upgrades over the years, and the location's close to neighborhood services with transportation and parking options available to those who need them.
