Horizons at Delaware Crossing stands as a residential senior living community for adults aged 55 and over, where residents can buy or rent attached homes ranging from about 1,738 to 3,030 square feet, usually with one or two bedrooms and either two or two-and-a-half bathrooms, and you'll find each unit has its own attached two-car garage, modern finishes like granite countertops, stainless steel kitchen appliances, and hardwood floors, along with amenities such as private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, telephone, and patio or balcony options, which brings some comfort and independence to daily life. The community offers different levels of care, including assisted living, respite care, and support for people needing help with daily activities, non-ambulatory care, and medication management, with staff on hand for supervision and a 24-hour call system in case help's needed quickly, and there are personal care services along with meals, housekeeping, laundry, and concierge help, so seniors don't have to deal with chores like mowing, snow removal, or taking out the trash since the homeowners' association handles exterior maintenance for everyone.
There's a strong focus on wellness and active retirement living, so you'll see all kinds of amenities meant to support both health and connection, with a clubhouse as the central spot for gatherings, an outdoor heated pool with a patio, a steam room and whirlpool spa, fully equipped exercise and fitness centers, as well as tennis courts, bocce ball, shuffleboard, and horseshoe areas, plus scenic walking and biking trails and a quiet gazebo for anyone looking to relax outside. Inside, residents gather in social rooms for billiards, cards, or community events, and there's an arts room, a library, and a game room that foster an engaging, friendly daily atmosphere. Regular activities fill the calendar, like Sunday brunches, movie nights, bowling, poker games, Mah Jongg, bingo, Super Bowl and holiday parties, and special events, with opportunities for residents to run their own programs too. Dogs and cats may live here, with up to two pets per home for a monthly fee, and there are community rules in place for everyone's comfort.
Dining includes different options like a dining room with all-day dining, restaurant-style settings, special menus for allergies, and diabetic diets, plus a catering kitchen and serving bar for hosting larger community get-togethers. Every home gets regular housekeeping, move-in help, package services, and security, with management and a committee of owners ensuring operations run smoothly and improvements are made as needed. The whole place is designed to help seniors maintain independence but also have quick access to care and support when needed, all in a quiet spot that values neighborly connections, safety, and well-being, which seems to suit folks looking for an active but secure place to call home in retirement.
