Eyer's Manor sits about six miles outside Sunbury, Pennsylvania, on a big country lot that covers 5.86 acres, where you'll find some outbuildings like a shed, rolling green spaces, and a roomy porch where folks can sit outside for a spell, and it's got a real historic look to it, built back in 1920 out of stone with a shingle roof, and the place has two stories plus an unfinished basement with a walk-out entry, so there's plenty of room and a sense of old country charm. This spot used to run as an assisted living facility and now it's being sold as-is under R-1 zoning, meaning folks can run it as a single-family home if they want, or maybe consider other uses allowed by the local rules, and though there's no formal parking, the country setting offers some space outside. Inside, you'll find an impressive 5,688 square feet with room for up to 34 residents across 27 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, giving folks the option of semi-private companion rooms or a studio setup, all in a medium-sized community setting.
The manor handles a lot of care needs-offering independent living, assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's, long-term skilled nursing, nursing home care, even hospice, and home health care that's Medicare-certified, and you'll find personal care services and support for transfers, bathing, dressing, laundry, dry cleaning, meal prep including special diets, and help with daily activities. They've got a working stove and oil heating, use well water, on-site sewer, and electric circuit breakers. Residents can enjoy a furnished room, emergency alert systems, move-in help, plus access to a dining room with all-day restaurant-style meals.
There's also a busy schedule of social and recreational things, like movie nights and activities run by residents, and the grounds have some nice bits like walking paths, a barber/salon, library, and garden, along with housekeeping, a 24-hour call system, and wheelchair-accessible support, so folks who need non-ambulatory assistance are looked after. The manor's been a place where seniors can get advice on living options, planning, and care, and it's part of the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services network, holding license number #226480 as a Personal Care Home.
Events like weddings, corporate retreats, or private parties can be held here, thanks to the old estate's peaceful natural setting and elegant architecture. The place is known for its quiet, inviting atmosphere-though some reviews have been quite low, with a 1 out of 10 average in community ratings alongside a single positive 5.0 review-so anyone considering it should weigh all their options. Services try to meet many different needs, from those looking for a supportive environment to those needing specialized memory care, and rooms come in both furnished and semi-private layouts to suit what folks are after.
