Villages at Loudon offers a large senior living community with a focus on care, safety, and independence, and folks find it on 80 acres with landscaped grounds, walking trails, and outdoor spaces for recreation and relaxation, where the homes often have two to two and a half bathrooms, kitchens with a refrigerator, electric range, dishwasher, and microwave, along with vaulted ceilings and laundry on the first floor, plus a family room, security doors, garage parking for two vehicles, and about 1,750 square feet of above-ground living space over two levels, while some homes let you finish a walkout basement if extra room's needed. Built mostly in 2013 and with a blend of historic features-like the three-story brick building set on a six-acre wooded hilltop with countryside and Tennessee River views-the community's still set up for modern living, offering high-speed internet, cable, underground utilities, electric water heaters, and a $225 monthly HOA fee covering outside maintenance and shared amenities.
Villages at Loudon focuses on specific care types, with offerings ranging from independent living and assisted living to memory care and skilled nursing, and within the main 40-suite building, there are 27 assisted living suites and 10 secure memory care suites for folks dealing with Alzheimer's and dementia, and residents benefit from 24-hour care, medication management, housekeeping, cooking, laundry, and personal care, plus daily scheduled activities, exercise programs, and meals prepared by a professional chef, with special diet options, diabetes meals, and even restaurant-style or all-day dining, while those who need it find memory-enhancing activities and specialized support that aims to slow cognitive decline, and respite care is also available for those needing short-term relief.
On top of that, Villages at Loudon includes places for residents to gather like the 2,500 square foot clubhouse, a fitness room, a library, a game room, a movie theater, a music room, and a spa or wellness room, and you'll also find outdoor walking paths, activity rooms, and spaces for resident-run events, movie nights, and various fitness programs. There's garage storage for mobile homes and boats, plus community-sponsored activities, all focused on keeping everyone engaged and social, and for those living in the independent and active adult community, the maintenance-free lifestyle allows more time for recreation or enjoying nearby restaurants like Weathervane Seafood or Starbucks, or taking advantage of being close to healthcare like the Concord Ambulatory Surgery Center and Walmart Pharmacy. Each unit includes air conditioning, private bathrooms, a kitchenette, Wi-Fi, and the option for semi-private or one-bedroom suites, which works well for anyone wanting flexibility and privacy.
Villages at Loudon has a staff with deep experience in healthcare and senior living, who support residents with dressing, grooming, and medical needs and offer a 24-hour call system for safety and help, plus they check backgrounds and references for new tenants and allow for one dog or cat with owner approval, always working to help folks keep their independence as much as possible. The community welcomes residents aged 55 and over, who enjoy the balance of private living and shared social spaces, with a focus on health, well-being, and dignified care at every stage, from independent living, board and care homes, and continuing care options that let people age in place as their needs change. Schools serving the area are Loudon Elementary, Merrimack Valley Middle, and Merrimack Valley High, and the area tends to have a median income of $74,948 and a median life expectancy of 79 years. The community isn't currently listed for sale or rent but remains a notable choice for seniors wanting both specific care and the comforts of home in a supportive, active environment.
