Historic Homes of Runnemeade

Historic Homes of Runnemeade sits at 40 Maxwell Perkins Lane in Windsor, Vermont, providing senior care in three restored 19th-century mansions called Evarts House, Stoughton House, and Cox House, with bright libraries, sunrooms, dining rooms, inviting common spaces, and gardens, and you'll find it's close to nature trails, Lake Runnemede, and historic downtown Windsor. The community supports several types of care, including active adult and independent living, residential care, assisted living, memory care, long-term and skilled nursing care, home care, home health care (Medicare-certified), adult day services, and hospice care, all under a partnership with Dartmouth Health and the Vermont Housing Finance Agency. Each home offers private rooms and baths, laundry, and fresh-cooked meals served daily, and you'll also see meal preparation for special dietary needs, housekeeping, dry cleaning, transportation, move-in coordination, and resident-run activities like movie nights, arts projects, and social gatherings. The Cox House has six apartments, each with a living room, bedroom, bathroom with shower, and kitchenette, while the Stoughton House offers 27 rooms, some fit for couples, plus common areas and a sunroom, and the Evarts House has 12 rooms and a dining room where you'll find daily meals and plenty of space to visit. The community supports independence with a supportive environment, offering 24-hour supervision, a 24-hour call system, Activities of Daily Living help, medication aid, personal care, non-ambulatory care, and help with bathing, dressing, and transfers, as well as medical supervision by nursing staff and coordination with outside healthcare providers. Residents can personalize their apartments and suites with favorite belongings from home, and enjoy gardens, walking paths, a barber/salon, and easy access to amenities within each mansion. The team keeps things safe, accessible, and friendly, encouraging socializing and friendships through a rich schedule of activities, with transportation for medical care, outings, and community errands available. Telephone service, emergency alert systems, parking, and supportive staff round out a place where seniors can age in place, whether they're looking for daily help, expert medical oversight, or a warm spot for meals and quiet moments while being surrounded by history.