Quaker Green sits at 999 Quaker Ln S in West Hartford, CT, right in Hartford County, and offers condo-style living in a quiet neighborhood that seems to stay peaceful most of the time, and the building, built in 2013, keeps up a good exterior with only one story and several units, including a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom apartment (Unit 18) that spreads out over 3,329 square feet, along with other units that come with a renovated interior, lots of sunshine in the end-unit spaces, open living areas, hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, and granite counters, plus gas stovetops for folks who like to cook at home, and there's even a balcony or patio attached to each unit so you can sit and look out, or maybe tend to a flower pot or two. Many apartments fit busy or relaxed lifestyles by having walk-in closets, a washer and dryer right inside, cable and high-speed internet, and private bathrooms, so people have both privacy and convenience.
Inside Quaker Green's community, residents find a good mix of amenities, like a clubhouse area for visiting with neighbors, a well-equipped fitness center if you want to keep active, a main swimming pool and a kiddie pool for cooling off in the summer, a hot tub to relax in, places for outdoor grilling, a garage for parking, and playgrounds for when grandchildren or young visitors stop by, while the building itself stays bikeable and somewhat walkable, according to recent scores, with wide paths and places for bikes. Quaker Green also offers different room options, such as studios, private, and shared rooms, all with air conditioning, kitchenettes, and Wi-Fi. There's a library, a movie theater, a business room, a spa and wellness room, and outdoor shared spaces like walking paths, so you can mingle or find a quiet spot to just be.
For help and care, Quaker Green has staff who help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and making sure everyone stays safe, since there's a 24-hour call system and someone always nearby to help. They offer assisted living, memory care, and even options for folks who only need a little help or might want a continuing care retirement community. If you like to eat meals together or worry about special diets, their dining services cover all-day and restaurant-style eating, with allergy-friendly meals and choices for people with diabetes, plus a chef making sure meals are prepared well. Housekeeping takes care of cleaning, they help with laundry, move-in can be coordinated for less worry, there's concierge service for questions or planning, and sometimes family support services too. Residents join indoor and outdoor events, fitness programs, scheduled daily activities, movie nights, and resident-run gatherings, so most days there's something social or active to do if you feel like joining in. Quaker Green also offers units for rent or sale, and the nearby area has schools, walking and biking routes, and a few other condos, making this a community that tries to support both independence and care, and keeps up a comfortable if simple living style for seniors who want options as they get older.
