Croasdaile Village sits on a former dairy farm in Durham, North Carolina, spreading across more than 100 acres with well-maintained grounds, open spaces, and a mix of rural scenery and city conveniences. The community serves over 1,800 seniors across the state, offering cottage homes with driveways and attached garages, as well as spacious apartments that let residents pick their own colors and decorations, which really makes it feel homey for folks who want a bit more say in their space. The Assisted Living apartments come with open-concept kitchens, granite countertops, and lots of light, which can help brighten the day, and the dining rooms are set with white linens and red accents so meals are served in a comfortable, window-filled setting. Residents have access to fifteen miles of paved nature trails, an outdoor gazebo overlooking a pond and pier, and comfortable common areas with tables for games and cozy places to sit and chat with friends.
Croasdaile Village operates as a Life Plan Community, sometimes called a full-service continuing care retirement community (CCRC), so people can move between independent living, assisted living, memory support, nursing and rehabilitation, home health and care, and adult day care according to their changing health needs. On-site health care includes help from care professionals and access to Wesley Pines Health Center, with choices for assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehab under one roof, meaning residents and families don't have to worry about moving to new communities as care needs change. There's a focus on health and well-being, with a fitness center, a heated indoor pool with a lift for accessibility, and a smaller pool with stairs for easy entry; fitness classes and wellness activities are available, and the campus has lots of enrichment activities, entertainment, and programs to keep residents active and connected.
There are support and advocacy resources for suicide prevention, opioid issues, and disaster mental health, which people sometimes need and appreciate, along with tools like a symptom checker and behavioral health recovery learning centers. Around the campus, you'll find museums, sporting events, locally sourced restaurants, and galleries nearby for days out, so folks can stay involved with the community as much as they'd like. Croasdaile Village also has affordable housing options for seniors and disabled adults, offering a selection of one- and two-bedroom apartments, so different budgets are considered within the same campus.
The grounds are landscaped with scenic views, and there's always something to do, from spa days and social activities to relaxing under the high wood-beamed ceiling by the indoor pool or gathering in the spacious dining areas. People can join in exercise classes, access the My Account features to track activities, visitors, favorites, or update their own health records, and use the community resource tools, which all help with staying safe and organized. With so many services, a smart care plan for future needs, and a staff dedicated to making sure everyone is secure and comfortable, Croasdaile Village tries to give folks as much independence, comfort, and enrichment as possible, letting them enjoy both the simple joys of rural life and the benefits of city living.
