Oxford Meadow Apartments

Oxford Meadow Apartments sits at 1633 Main Street in Oxford, Maine, and is a place for seniors or those with disabilities who want a simple, comfortable life with a bit of help when needed, and you'll find 39 apartments there-mostly one-bedroom, with a few two-bedrooms-and the property began serving the community back in 1984 so it's got a long history helping folks stay safe and comfortable. Residents get roomy apartments and studios and there's a locked front entry to keep everyone safe, plus common areas like three community rooms to gather for social activities and an outdoor patio in the back where neighbors often chat or enjoy a meal together. People who live here have access to Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, and pet-friendly options, and some of the apartments come with Section 515 Rental Assistance, which means rent includes hot water and baseboard heat, and that's a big help for folks on a budget. The building's second floor has laundry with coin-operated machines, so people can do their wash without leaving home, and there's also parking onsite. Oxford Meadow Apartments offers independent living services with support for healthy, active seniors, but there are also services available for those who may need more help, which includes assisted living and memory care support, though the property mainly focuses on letting seniors stay as independent as possible. Meals can be specialty or tailored to dietary needs, and housekeeping plus maintenance are part of the daily routine, so residents don't have to worry much about repairs or cleaning up. The staff and community put time into activities that keep everyone involved, those social events making it easier to form friendships, and for people looking for advice or more help about long-term care options, Oxford Meadow Apartments works with local groups like A Place For Mom, connecting seniors and their families with advisors and information-these folks help you really figure out what's right for your needs. The place welcomes pets-and their owners-because lots of folks find comfort in animal friends, and there's always someone around who will answer questions or provide free consultations about living there; even if you need help comparing different types of senior care, they'll go over things patiently. The place aims to balance independence with support, so you can have privacy and community all at once, and people who've lived here have left reviews sharing their real experiences. There's no public list of exact prices, but the focus is on making daily life easy, with attention to both comfort and safety, so seniors can enjoy their days without a lot of hassle.