Wynnmere sits in a 55-plus community with homes and townhomes surrounded by natural beauty, welcoming neighbors, and neat landscaping that always draws attention, with undertakings that reach beyond senior care, since they focus on stormwater flow reduction and nutrient removal from runoff, and they do things like designing and managing projects that handle stormwater, including grants help and water quality improvements, which means sometimes they even convert old stormwater ponds into other water treatment attractions, and they're quite involved in retrofitting areas with things like gravel wetlands, especially in the Moon Brook watershed. The community offers several types of living, like independent living for those who want to keep up their lifestyle but don't want to bother with things like mowing the yard or fixing the roof, assisted living with help for bathing, dressing, or medicines, memory care with round-the-clock support for folks who need it, and skilled nursing that handles medical care, wound care, and rehab at all hours. They organize room and care options ranging from board and care homes to large-scale continuing care, making it possible to age in place with everything on site, and the staff coordinates with outside doctors to keep care up to date. The community is designed so nearly everything is on one level, with first-floor bedrooms and laundry, wide-open layouts, high ceilings, and easy access features like emergency call systems and wheelchair support.
Many of the homes have two-car garages, walk-out basements with extra windows, and decks or three-season sunrooms, sometimes with marble-accented fireplaces and big maple kitchens for family or guests to gather in, and you'll find finishes like granite counters and radiant hardwood floors. You see models with names like Auburn, Bellisant, Carmel, Lannell, Monterey, Payson, Terra Bella, Torrey Pines, and Trulane, and some of these places feature custom condo layouts with open spaces, walk-in closets, and laundry on the main floor. There's an association that looks after amenities and landscaping, covered by a monthly fee, while underground utilities and high-speed internet keep things modern, and there's paved driveways, shingle roofs, air conditioning, and gray wood exteriors. The grounds include gardens, walking trails, parking, a fitness room, a game room, a library, a movie theater, and rooms for crafts and community events, and the sense of belonging runs deep, with a calendar full of scheduled daily activities, fitness and wellness programs, movie nights, and outings to local shops and restaurants.
Dining includes chef-cooked meals in a dining room or restaurant-style setting, and the staff can prepare meals that suit allergy needs or diabetic diets, and they offer all-day dining and private kitchenettes in the rooms, plus private bathrooms, cable TV, telephones, and Wi-Fi for everyone. Housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning are handled for residents, and transportation is available for getting around or making appointments. Security and emergency systems remain in place, so help is ready in any situation, and staff make sure to meet each resident's needs, whether that's moving around, getting dressed, or managing medicines. Some homes come with a bright three seasons room for relaxing or reading, and there's unfinished basements with plenty of storage if needed. The overall look and feel is one of comfort, ease, and support, with a goal to remove the stress and work of living alone, while keeping everyone safe, cared for, and able to enjoy what matters most as folks get older.
