Carriage Park at Lawrence 55+ Rental Community sits at 2000 Colts Circle in Lawrence, NJ, and offers rentals for active adults who are at least 55, with affordable units for those who qualify by income, and one to several bedrooms, including options with a den. The buildings have elevators, locked front entries, and intercoms for security, plus assigned parking and basement storage, and the apartments have stainless steel appliances like dishwashers, full-size gas washers and dryers, walk-in closets, wood floors, private balconies or patios, microwaves, marble or granite counters, and features like crown molding, recessed lighting, and ceiling fans, with bathrooms that have tubs, showers, and double vanities, and some models include offices or dens for people who want a quiet space. Folks here can gather in a 7,100 square foot clubhouse that holds a big gathering room, TV and fireplace, a card room, billiards, fitness center, library, a catering kitchen for big meals, and the property offers a heated saltwater pool, bocce and shuffleboard courts, bicycle storage, walking paths, and plenty of places to sit and visit or play games, and if you want a workout or some quiet reading, this clubhouse seems to cover both ends.
Community staff handle 24-hour supervision for residents who need help, with support for bathing, dressing, medication, and daily activities, along with memory care for those with confusion or a tendency to wander, plus choices for independent living, assisted living, and even nursing home services right on site, which means families can stay close as needs change. The dining team serves meals right from an all-day menu with options for people who need allergy or diabetes-friendly food, and the place arranges community activities, such as movie nights and regular social events, and offers housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and help when moving in. The area's close to Rider University, the Mercer County Senior Center, the Mercer County Library, and places like Palmer Square for shopping and arts, but you'll likely need a car since the walk score's about 36.
Everyone who lives at Carriage Park must be 55 or older, at least one member per household, and there are rules to make sure no one faces discrimination, so people can apply by filling out forms and giving proof of income and identity since management, under Carriage Park and its listed developer TBA, doesn't handle buyer financing and the number of units or prices might shift from time to time. It's a straightforward place with apartments set up for comfort, nice community amenities, good social spaces, and different levels of care if somebody needs extra help, so people who want an affordable, low-maintenance home in their later years might find it fits what they want.
