Cinnaminson Home

Cinnaminson Home sits at 1410 Riverton Road in a quiet neighborhood near the Delaware River, where the buildings offer 53 one-bedroom apartments and one two-bedroom apartment made for people 62 years of age or older, and because the apartments are either handicap accessible or adaptable, folks with walkers or wheelchairs can get around without much trouble, and the big floor plans leave plenty of space to move about. The property stands on the historic site of the Children's Summer Home of Cinnaminson, which belonged to a Religious Society of Friends charity set up back in 1897 to help mothers and children who needed support. These apartments include Energy Star appliances such as dishwashers, ranges, freezers, and refrigerators, all set in fully equipped kitchens, plus there's central heating and cooling, and you won't find smoking indoors anywhere on the property. The place has energy-efficient features throughout, and residents pay rent that covers utilities like garbage service and sewer. Cinnaminson Home offers a laundry center, a computer lab for research and web browsing, and a fitness room for staying active, along with a business center and a lounge where neighbors can gather. Security's addressed with controlled access and there's always someone to help if problems come up, thanks to 24-hour maintenance and on-site management. The place is pet friendly, but if someone needs an assistance animal, documented help animals are always allowed because they match policy rules for those who need a bit of extra help. Meals get planned and prepared by cooks and meal planners, and residents can choose to join activities that keep their bodies, minds, and spirits engaged, whether that means joining a group in the community room or spending quiet time with a companion animal. If someone needs help with memory care, there are services for those with Alzheimer's or other dementia, and assisted living support is available too, which means help with things like reminders, personal care, or non-medical home care from trained aides for those who need a friendly face or a little support during the day. The apartments come with either carpeted or laminate floors and look out on wooded views, while the outdoor lot gives residents a place to park. Lease terms run for 12 months, and a security deposit is needed. The facility sits on several bus lines which makes getting around or visiting friends and family much easier, and with the whole complex run by a joint venture between Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development, Inc. and Conifer Realty, LLC, there's always a focus on being sure seniors have a safe environment to call home, whether it's for independent living or when they need a little more care.