Crestwood Village 6 sits in the Crestwood Village neighborhood of Manchester Township, NJ, and you'll see it was built back in 1982 on a quiet 3.39-acre lot, with each single-level home set on land assessed at $84,800 and improvements at $2,682,900, in a suburban RC zoning district where the focus is on maintaining a peaceful, harmonious lifestyle for adults at least 55 years old. The homes, ranging from 537 to 1,826 square feet and offering one or two bedrooms and bathrooms, have attached garages or assigned parking, and the community takes care of grass cutting, trash removal, gutter cleaning, roof work, and seasonal cleanups as part of a monthly association fee. Residents pay no annual property taxes, and the property deed sits with the County Clerk in Book 4425, Page 549.
The Deerfield property name reflects the main clubhouse, Deerfield Hall, which is large and well-used, featuring a ballroom, catering kitchen, multi-purpose room, card area, library, billiards, and an arts and crafts room, and outside you'll find shuffleboard and bocce ball courts for residents to use. Life at Crestwood Village 6 revolves around the clubhouse, but there are also organized clubs and events-bingo, bridge, Mah Jongg, canasta, quilting, ceramics, yoga, bowling, and even movie nights, book clubs, travel, and the Songsters Club-and there's plenty of chance to get together for social activities or just quiet time in the library or on walking paths.
Internet here comes through Comcast cable (up to 35 Mbps), Verizon DSL (10 Mbps), or fiber (up to 100 Mbps), and basic utilities like natural gas (from New Jersey Natural Gas) and electricity (from Jersey Central Power & Light) are included, along with OCUA Central sewer service. A full-time Administrative and Maintenance staff keeps things running, plus there's bus service to nearby grocery and department stores and access to New Jersey Transit buses, Amtrak, and major airports.
Dining features range from a dining room to all-day, restaurant-style service, with options for special diets and allergy needs, and residents can also get help with meals, housekeeping, laundry, move-in, and concierge services. Health support includes a 24-hour call system, help with bathing, dressing, and medication, along with supervision if needed, plus short-term respite care for those who want a break or temporary support. Wellness is a focus, with a spa, sauna, activity and fitness rooms, arts, and wellness programs, as well as outdoor spaces meant for relaxing or socializing. Legal protections here include safeguards from housing and employment discrimination based on gender identity and orientation.
The community is known for a quiet and safe feel, well-kept homes, and steady schedules for clubs and activities, all meant to make life easier and more social for seniors who want low maintenance and still want to stay active. The association keeps rules to help maintain standards and the neighborhood look, but there's a lot of leeway for residents to start their own groups or join in on whatever suits them best. The place doesn't try to be fancy, but it does try to make daily life smoother, with plenty of activities and staff help so people can spend their days the way they choose.
