The Villages at Crane Meadow

The Villages at Crane Meadow is a 55+ residential community in the Metrowest area, managed by Nancy Hurley at ERA Key Realty Services, and folks will find homes designed for comfort and easy living, where most layouts offer two bedrooms and three bathrooms, plenty of light from large windows, cathedral ceilings, and features like a gas fireplace in the living room that opens out to a private deck with views of wooded areas. The attached condos have two stories, with 91 homes in total, often including an attached one-car garage, extra storage, a basement that can be used for more living space, and a walkout set-up for some units. Kitchens have granite counters, white cabinets, a center island, and a cozy spot for a kitchen table. There's formal dining space, a spacious owner's suite with a walk-in closet and a private bath that offers double vanities, a whirlpool tub, and a stall shower, and a guest bedroom near another full bath. The community has a pet policy for up to two cats or small dogs under 20 pounds. Folks can expect easy one-floor living with laundry on the first floor and a second-floor loft that works well as an office or craft room, plus attic storage for seasonal items. The homes have updates like hardwood floors, new carpet, central air conditioning, energy-efficient gas water heaters, a security system, and fresh paint. In the wider community, residents use the clubhouse for events, activities, and gatherings in spaces like the Magnolia Room or the Reflection Room, and they've got public transportation close by, walking trails, golf, tennis courts, parks, stables, medical services, a library, a fitness center, and activity rooms including arts rooms and a movie theater. There's also all-day and restaurant-style dining by a professional chef, with meals for special diets like diabetes or allergies, and lounges and outdoor spaces for socializing or relaxing. Care options include board and care homes, assisted living, independent living, memory care, respite stays, and skilled nursing, with services like 24-hour call systems, supervision, help with daily activities, medication management, personal care, and housekeeping. Folks get the chance to join in group programs like gardening, fitness, creative arts, and music, with Wi-Fi, phone, and cable TV in their own suites, and are encouraged to decorate with their own things. The staff supports independence and offers help as needed, and the neighborhood has a friendly, active feel, making it easy for people to stay healthy, busy, and connected as they age.