The Village at Westminster Place is a 55+ community in Holden, MA, where you'll find both attached and single-family homes, with new and resale options, and it's made up of 125 homes sized between 1,440 and 2,130 square feet. The place sits close to Route 135, Chestnut Street, and Village of Americas in Ashland, so getting to shopping, parks, and medical offices is pretty handy, and there's a sales office where people can check out plans for new projects in spots like Bellingham, Marlborough, and Holliston. Some homes have dramatic touches like 22-foot ceilings, big windows, lofts, and decks, and you'll see special model names like The Villa, The Premier Villa, The Supergalleria, and The Blue Moon Plus, which all have their own layouts and features-there are condos starting in the mid $200,000s, townhomes, and even larger models like estate homes with first-floor master bedrooms, open floor plans, and lofts.
Most units come with extras like central air, forced-air gas heat, a two-car garage, decks or patios, and appliances such as built-in microwaves, refrigerators, washers and dryers, as well as built-in security systems, central vacuum, and public utilities like town water, gas, and sewer service. Queen's Court condos have elevator access, one or two bedrooms, walk-in closets, and room for sitting areas in the master suite, and if you look in Bellingham for the new section, they're introducing two new models starting in the $300,000s, which also come with first-floor master options and even retail space for rent on the ground floor. Inside, you'll find things like fireplaces, granite or Corian countertops, wet bars, and some models show off hardwood floors, large basements, heated bathroom floors, and even a double-sided fireplace in the master suite.
They offer both private and shared rooms, and each has a private bathroom, cable, Wi-Fi, telephone, air conditioning, and sometimes a kitchenette. The community is pretty active, and folks can grab meals in the dining rooms, which have options for people with allergies or special diets, and you get all-day and restaurant-style dining, plus meal prep and service. Regular housekeeping, laundry, move-in help, and even a concierge come with living here, and residents can take part in scheduled activities, movie nights, music events, fitness groups, arts and crafts, and games in the clubhouse, library, arts room, or fitness room. There are walking paths and outdoor decks for fresh air, and everything's taken care of with a $197 monthly association fee, which covers insurance, building and yard upkeep, roads, snow, and trash.
The Village at Westminster Place also offers care services, like medication management, help with dressing and meals, and there's a 24-hour call system for emergencies, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and independent living service options for those who need it, supporting up to 6 residents for higher needs. There's a strong focus on safety and comfort with security systems, supportive staff, and easy access to medical help, but you'll still find plenty of ways to stay social, try new hobbies, and enjoy modern amenities. The homes are three stories tall and built around 2005, with frame construction, and there's a good feeling of space with 3,338 square feet in some models, plenty of rooms for guests or family, and both first-level and second-level bedrooms. The community strives to make life both comfortable and active, with a good range of choices for how to live, what kind of home to pick, and which activities to join in.
