Castle Heights of Cheshire is a 55+ adult community that's set up for people who want an easy lifestyle with extra support when needed, and the homes are modern, energy-efficient, and comfortable with things like whole house generators, central air, tankless hot water heaters, and roomy two-car garages attached for easy coming and going, which means things like snow removal, lawn care, and ground work are covered by the association so you don't have to shovel or cut grass if you don't want to. The homes have open floor plans with high ceilings and large windows so the spaces feel bright and airy, and you'll find touches like tray ceilings, hardwood floors, walk-in closets, and finished lower levels that can be used for relaxing, storage, or hosting guests-some with a room for a game of pool, a half bath, or a spot for exercise equipment, while master suites come with spa-like features such as double showers, double vanities, and easy roll-in setups for wheelchair use. Kitchens are updated with quartz or granite counters, custom cabinets, pantry space, and Bosch or stainless appliances, and there are sunrooms, heated porches, and options for an eat-in area that opens to a private deck or paver patio, making it easy to sit and enjoy garden views or let the dog out, since one dog's allowed per home.
Castle Heights is built on a level, corner lot with professional landscaping, inground sprinklers, safe night lighting, and there's a focus on making homes wheelchair accessible, with handrails, chair lifts, wide doors, and accessible baths, so folks using mobility aids can get around, and there's a 24-hour call system and emergency features for safety. The community itself has around 70 units and is set up with a homeowners association that covers outside work along with things like road upkeep, sewer, and you get modern features like cable, Wi-Fi, and phone throughout the property, plus main floor laundry and lots of closet space. There are places to gather or do activities, including a library, gardens, walking paths, spaces for arts or fitness, and rooms for games or movies, and people often use the activity rooms and social spaces for scheduled events, music programs, or relaxing with neighbors, and there's a spa/wellness room for those who want it. There's always staff on-site, with 24-hour support, and medical help is available, offering things like help with daily tasks, medication management, meals tailored to health needs, and even memory care programs for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, with personalized care plans and options for short-term respite care if family caregivers need a break.
For folks who want both privacy and help, there are private and semi-private spaces, including bedrooms with their own baths, kitchenettes, central air, cable TV, and high-speed internet, and there are community dining rooms with meal options for allergies or diabetes and housekeeping, laundry, and concierge help. The homes are single level or have a finished basement for added space, and the sense of community is strong, with people coming together for activities and neighbors helping neighbors, and everything's set up for comfort, safety, and easy, low-maintenance living for older adults.
