The Village of Rocky Run is a 55+ active adult community in Wilmington, part of the Delaware senior living options, with 96 brick townhomes built between 1999 and 2004 that are only available for resale, and you'll find it's managed by an RHOA, meaning every homeowner pays a monthly condo and co-op fee that's $542 which covers things like management, maintenance of the grounds, trash and snow removal, water, and sewer, so people don't have to worry much about yard work or outside chores, and because the homes are attached condominiums with brick exterior walls, they hold up well over time, with the interiors offering single-level living and low-maintenance exteriors, though there are townhouse layouts with an upper level too, and at 2,525 square feet with a finished or unfinished full basement and a two-car garage with remote opener at the rear, there's plenty of space for a family area, den, guest room, laundry room off the kitchen, and even a sunroom, and the kitchen comes with white Corian countertops, lots of cabinets, wall oven, a cooktop, and a big peninsula, plus a dining room with new light fixtures and a vaulted living room featuring a gas fireplace.
Each home usually has hardwood floors on the first level, walk-in closets, a main-floor master suite with a big updated bathroom, double vanity, and large tile shower, and there are grip-accessible features for better safety, plus a comprehensive 24-hour call system and supervision are available for residents who need extra support, like help with bathing, dressing, medication, or just the peace of mind of having someone nearby, and for storage or extra living space, there's a full basement that can be left unfinished or used as a family room and third bedroom with another bathroom. The upper level often features a loft with custom built-ins perfect for an office or extra spot for guests, a guest room and another full bath with a tub.
Residents have amenities like a clubhouse, fitness center, library, game room, arts room, movie theater, meeting rooms, outdoor walking paths, patios, sidewalks, and even access to outdoor common areas, so there's always something to do, whether it's a social party, a book club, music programs, a resident-run activity, or a movie night, and there are organized interest groups like walking or biking, with the paved pathways leading through tree-lined streets and over to a scenic park with a pond. The community gives services like housekeeping, laundry, move-in coordination, daily activities, concierge, and family support, plus high-speed Wi-Fi, cable TV, and air conditioning in the rooms, and private bathrooms with furnished or unfurnished options available, so residents can keep a lot of their independence.
While the homes don't have pools, they do come with screened-in porches, ceiling fans, recessed lights, and kitchenettes, along with a dining room that offers all-day dining with meals that can be made for special diets or allergies, served in a restaurant-style setting. Utilities like electricity, public water, artificial gas, and sewer are included, and the community offers 24-hour call supervision for extra help. With nearby places like Brandywine Creek State Park for outdoor recreation, the Brandywine YMCA, and shopping at Tallyville, Fairfax, and Concord Mall, folks have pretty much everything they need close by. People can use resources like real estate listings, mortgage calculators, home valuation tools, and guides for buying, selling, or renting homes, thanks to an association with Redfin and "What's my home worth?", plus help with pre-qualification for loans and home improvement ideas. The Village of Rocky Run aims for an easygoing life for seniors wanting to live independently but still enjoy community activities, regular support, and good security, all in sturdy, comfortable homes.
