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The Bay Suite
King bed · Bay window · Adjoining sitting room
The Home
Your parent's own room, with their own things in it.
Six bedrooms, no roommates, no shared bathrooms. Bring the recliner, the quilt, the wall of photographs and the reading lamp. Ten thousand square feet means the rest of the house is shared by six people instead of sixty.
Six Private Bedrooms
Private bath, television, and a window that opens.
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The Garden Suite
Garden views · Fireplace · Sitting area
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The Fireside Suite
Private fireplace · Sitting area · En-suite bath
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The Magnolia Suite
Sunlit yellow walls · Queen bed · Sitting area
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The Sage Suite
Quiet wing · Tall windows · Personal vanity
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The Crimson Suite
Rich crimson walls · King bed · Private en-suite bath
Every room is furnished differently, and residents are encouraged to move their own furniture in before the first night. Familiar things make the first week far easier.
Dining Room
Everyone eats at the same table.
Three meals a day, cooked in this house and served hot. Diabetic, low-sodium, pureed, soft-textured, vegetarian or cultural diets are cooked to order — not scraped off a standard tray.
The Kitchen
A real kitchen, not a warming station.
Professional ranges, granite counters, and prep space for six different diets at once. Residents who still like to help with the peeling and the stirring are welcome to.
Morning Sun Room
Where the day starts.
Glass on three sides, warm by nine, and the room residents drift to with coffee. Good light matters more than most brochures admit — especially for sleep, mood and appetite.
Visit
Photos only go so far.
Walk the hallway, sit on the bed, open the closet, taste what is cooking. We host one family at a time so the house stays calm for the people who live here.
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