Crossings at Christiana is a senior living community made up of 140 attached townhomes located in Bear, Delaware, at 502 Abrams Court, where folks age 55 and up live in homes with 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, covering about 1,725 square feet with six rooms in total and a ground floor area of 1,110 square feet, and each home has a fireplace, a modern kitchen, updated appliances, big walk-in closets, private patios, hardwood floors, plus its own attached garage that can fit two cars, and it sits on a slab foundation under an asphalt gable roof with aluminum or vinyl siding, and the lot is about 4,356 square feet, and the property was built in 2002 with the average exterior rated in fair shape, but nobody's really talking up any fancy renovations, and you'll find a single building structure for each townhome, with no monthly homeowners association dues to worry about and yearly taxes coming in around $301. The subdivision goes by the name CROSSINGS AT CHRISTIANA and is in the New Castle County tax district, and records say the property is assessed at $57,200 for 2025, and it's marked as a one-family residential use according to the county. Many homes have open layouts with vaulted ceilings, spacious living and dining rooms, and elegant master suites, which is nice for folks who like room to move around without dealing with a lot of outside chores since the neighbors pitch in with help from the association, which also covers lawn care, snow shoveling, and trash pick-up, so you don't have to worry about upkeep as much as you might somewhere else, and you get scenic ponds, park spaces, paved sidewalks, street lights, and peaceful walking or biking trails where neighbors sometimes gather for a chat or little stroll.
The Crossings at Christiana community has a big clubhouse with a library, billiards, party and banquet rooms, and a fitness room, so people can join in on exercise programs, movie nights, games, and different social or outdoor activities and there's a space for larger family get-togethers or community events if you want to invite the grandkids, and for day-to-day life, the community's got services like housekeeping, laundry, concierge help, and even move-in support, plus they'll help with family communications. If you need a little more help with things like dressing, bathing, or taking the right medications, there's assisted living, and for those who need a watchful eye at all hours, or have conditions such as Alzheimer's or dementia, they've set up memory care with extra supervision, specialized programs, and activities to keep your memory active. For those who need medical care, there's skilled nursing with round-the-clock support, rehab, wound care, and other health services, and they even have respite care if someone's regular caregiver needs a break, so services kinda cover both independent folks and those with more needs, and in independent living, there's optional support, a stable social calendar, and a maintenance-free setup, which suits a lot of people who just want to relax or stay active in retirement. The rooms have private bathrooms, high-speed internet, cable TV, air conditioning, telephones, and kitchens, and community space includes a fitness room, library, walking paths, outdoor common space, and a game room, and you can see a real mix of people enjoying life at their own speed. If you're curious about what schools are nearby, you'll find Jones (Albert H.) Elementary and Christiana High, and the neighborhood has a family atmosphere with easy access for commuters, and the property's history, sales, taxes, and climate risks like flood or heat are all carefully kept by New Castle County and resources like First Street, so folks can review everything before moving in, but all in all, Crossings at Christiana is set up for older adults who want different kinds of support as they age, whether it's social, personal, or medical, and the place tries to make everyday living a little easier and a bit more enjoyable without any fuss.
