Cobblestones

Cobblestones sits in Delavan, Wisconsin, and is a small assisted living home with room for up to six residents, where folks can expect a ranch-style house built back in 1960, with all living on one level, though there's also a big full basement with a sump pump down there, and there's a main level bedroom so you don't have to worry about stairs too much if you don't want to, and you get a newer feel inside because there's wood or wood-look floors all through the main part of the house, and the kitchen and bathrooms are all modernized with updated finishes, plus there's a full array of kitchen appliances like a dishwasher, microwave, oven, range, and refrigerator, and even a water softener system's in place, so the water shouldn't be too hard, while natural gas forced air heats the place in winter and central air keeps it cool when it's hot, and out back you'll find a nice sliding door that opens onto a deck that's good for sitting, relaxing, or visiting with family, and there's a two-car attached garage with its own opener so parking's easy and dry, and people have space because the home's set on a one-acre lot, and it's been around over 21 years so it stands as a tried-and-true structure. The property is known for being a Community-based Residential Facility with a semi-ambulatory focus, meaning staff keep an eye on residents who need some help moving about but aren't fully dependent, and Cobblestones offers extra support when it comes to bathing, dressing, bathroom use, grooming, or even getting a haircut from a mobile barber or hairdresser, and if someone needs help with insulin or two people to help transfer them safely, or has special food needs for something like diabetes or high blood pressure, staff may be able to help, though it's best to ask, since services depend on staff availability and residents' specific needs. Some days at Cobblestones might have a regular program scheduled, like movie nights, music times, exercise or creative groups, board games, gardening, or social events, and there's a reading room, a hot tub or wellness space, and game rooms for those who want to relax or keep busy, and the place does have a garden and outdoor spots for residents who like fresh air. The community is licensed for six beds and is called a Small Assisted Living facility, so it's cozy, and each program or area in the house may have its own unique name known to regulars or family, adding to that sense of close-knit, homey feeling, with staff providing daily non-medical care like regular healthy meals, bathing and hygiene help, dressing, medicine reminders, and some exercise, plus if residents need to get to medical appointments, church, or errands, sometimes transportation can be arranged, though people should check what's available. Cobblestones sits in Walworth County and the property last sold for $465,000, listed by Hibl's Real Estate and sold through Berkshire Hathaway Starck Real Estate. Seniors and their families can expect licensed care for peace of mind in a single-family home, but Cobblestones won't accept Medicare unless certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, so it helps families to ask about payment, and since the place has a small number of residents, care can be a bit more personal, with extra attention to comfort and well-being.