Wesleyan Meadows sits on 36 acres in Sheffield Village, Ohio, giving folks a spacious setting with ponds, walking paths, and plenty of green space for walking dogs or just taking in the view, and there's a nice sense of peace here with patio homes, trees, and flowers throughout the community, which is for adults 55 and older who want maintenance-free living. You'll find independent living with one or two-bedroom cottage or bungalow-style homes that include full kitchens, walk-in closets, private dens, sunrooms, attached garages, and some have a gas log fireplace or a serene patio that overlooks grassy space or one of the small lakes, and many layouts come with washer/dryer and dishwasher appliances, too. Wesleyan Meadows works as a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), which means people can age in place and adjust care as needs change, with independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, respite care, and rehabilitation services all available, and there's help for daily tasks, bathing, dressing, medication management, and meals for those who need it, plus the option to get nursing home services if the time comes.
Residents enjoy a main Community Center that acts as a hub for social and spiritual life, offering a fireside lounge, billiards, a gym, an art studio, a woodshop, a library, and spaces for card games like euchre, bridge, canasta, or pinochle, as well as classes for mahjong and ping pong, and even movies and lectures. The dining services happen restaurant-style, with a main restaurant that considers special diets, and the community is pet-friendly, welcoming both dogs and cats, with walking paths looping around the ponds and bike-friendly streets. Wesleyan Meadows includes services like interior and exterior home upkeep, round-the-clock security, weekly trash pick-up, cable TV, and all the main utilities, so residents can focus on their interests and activities without worrying about repairs or maintenance. There are wellness and fitness programs, arts and crafts-like watercolor and oil painting-plus woodworking, music programs, group gatherings, and religious or spiritual events in on-site facilities, and the staff have specific ways to help people, including advice for veterans who need support with VA benefits or the Aid and Attendance program.
Families can tour the model home and community center, and during business hours-including some evenings and weekends-senior living advisors help walk them through the options, pricing, and details of care, and there's a business center for community use, plus computer access. Reviewers have posted feedback through SeniorAdvisor.com, and pricing for homes starts at around $1,180 with different rates for one-bedroom and two-bedroom options, which they clearly post for each layout. Wesleyan Meadows stays connected to Wesleyan Village, so more care options are always nearby if someone's needs grow, and folks who move here tend to say they enjoy the safety-there's been no history of break-ins or porch thefts-and the way everyone takes part in regular activities like exercise classes, movies, lessons, and social programs, which helps folks stay busy and make friends as the years go on. Maintenance crews handle repairs and common area upkeep, and the community puts a strong focus on letting residents stay active, independent, and engaged, with easy access to help if health or care needs change.
