The Reserve at New Windsor is a townhouse and condominium community for people aged 55 and older, set in a suburban area of New Windsor, Maryland, just outside Westminster, where you get three-bedroom, three-bath homes built between 2018 and 2019, and the homes come with features like energy-efficient ENERGY STAR central air conditioning and heating systems, programmable thermostats, open floor plans, upgraded granite countertops, nine-foot and cathedral ceilings, and a big unfinished basement with a walkout entrance, sump pump, and rough bath plumbing, so you can use the basement for storage, hobbies, or just extra space, and the homes have kitchens with islands, eat-in breakfast areas, and modern appliances like dishwashers, disposals, ovens, microwaves, and electric cooktops, with washer and dryer hookups only and no actual machines included. Each home in The Reserve at New Windsor comes with a two-car garage with a front entrance and a concrete driveway, while the exterior uses a mix of vinyl siding and stone materials, and you get extra safety with features like exterior lighting and sidewalks all around the property, and you also get a composite deck, a concrete patio, and even an eight-person hot tub, but there's no community pool. The inside layout has a family room off the kitchen, a first-floor owner's suite in the Jordan floor plan, and options in some homes for private, shared, or studio rooms with bathrooms made for easy access for people using walkers or wheelchairs or those who need more help, and the community provides private bathrooms, cable TV, air conditioning, kitchenettes, high-speed internet, and more basic needs like phone and furnishings.
Residents in the Reserve at New Windsor get care tailored to their needs, since the community provides assisted living, memory care, independent living, nursing homes, and continuing care retirement community services, so if you need help with daily things like dressing or medication management, you can get it, and there's also housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, concierge, and help with moving in or family support programs, plus a range of activities like movie nights, outdoor programs, fitness and activity rooms, library, walking paths, spa or wellness room, and a community room for events or just talking to neighbors. Dining is easy, with allergy-sensitive meals, restaurant-style service, a main dining room, and meal service that even covers diabetes meal plans, sometimes prepared by professional chefs, and you still have your own kitchen space too.
The grounds are managed by a homeowners association, and if you own one of these townhomes, you pay a condo/coop monthly fee that covers lawn maintenance, trash, snow removal, and management, and you can also list your home for rent in the community. The community uses strong materials with concrete foundations and asphalt roofs for a sturdy build, and the area is set in Carroll County Public Schools district near Elmer A. Wolfe Elementary, Northwest Middle, and Francis Scott Key High School, all serving PreK through 12. The homes have cable, Wi-Fi, sewer, and water connections in a quiet spot that's still close to main roads, shops, and restaurants, and even though the development's sold out, if a home becomes available, new residents get a 2,064 or 2,224 square foot living area, with handy attic storage and plenty of room for visitors or family.
The Reserve at New Windsor isn't a place with everything under the sun, but it's sturdy and straightforward, with solid care options, well-kept buildings, and enough space to make yourself at home, with support designed for older adults who value comfort, safety, and a bit of independence with services when you want them.
