Albert sits in a single-family brick Cape Cod-style home built in 1956 on a roomy 0.4-acre lot, and it's got an easy-to-find, welcoming feel, with four bedrooms and two bathrooms laid out in a plan that makes the most of its 1,442 square feet above ground, plus there's a spacious open basement that feels even bigger than the city records say, offering a secured storage room and laundry area with appliances. The home's got hardwood floors throughout, and bedrooms with either wood or linoleum flooring, while the living room's set off with a natural fireplace and carpet for comfort, which many folks like. The kitchen has linoleum flooring too, with an eat-in space and essential appliances like a dishwasher, range, oven, and fridge, all the basics to fix a meal and clean up easy.
You'll see walk-in closets for lots of storage, and most windows are Wallside thermal windows still under warranty, which helps keep the place comfortable, while the five-year-old, 30-year shingled roof, as well as newer sewer and water lines, cut down on worries about repairs. The basement's got a waterproofing system with a backup sump pump, so flooding's not a regular concern, and there's a fire alarm system with emergency lighting and a loud siren for extra safety throughout the building, since Albert's an inspected Adult Foster Care home with state oversight.
Out back, you'll find a big covered porch that's good for relaxing or visiting, a garden and walking paths, and the extra-deep all-brick garage matches the house, offering room to park two and a half cars or make space for boats or a workshop, while the paved driveway's got lighted, unassigned parking spots. The entry's accessible, and one full bath's set up for easier use too. The heating runs on natural gas and steam, but there's no cooling system built in, so you'll want to keep that in mind for hot days.
Albert runs as a small group home, holding up to six residents, which helps it keep a homelike, personal feel. People get help around the clock with daily needs like bathing, dressing, medication management, and getting around, and staff coordinate with healthcare providers when needed. Housekeeping and linen service, move-in help, transportation to doctors' appointments, and laundry are standard. Residents have furnished rooms, phone, and wifi access, along with regular meals planned to fit personal diets, including allergy and diabetes needs. There are scheduled group activities, movie nights, well-kept gardens, and walking paths for a bit of fresh air. Albert offers respite care for short stays and also supports individuals with developmental disabilities, working toward their best potential. The community holds a Seniorly score of 3.8, reflecting steady, good service, and its low capacity keeps things friendly and not too crowded, making it a good fit for folks who want a more close-knit adult care setting, roomy grounds, and a floor plan that feels open and comfortable, even if it's not fancy or brand new.
