The Nevins sits at 7 Nevins Drive in Londonderry, New Hampshire, and it's meant for adults over 55 years old who want to live in a close-knit and active community, and you'll find it can hold up to six residents in a comfortable and quiet environment, with both assisted living and memory care available depending on what folks need as they age or if they face things like confusion, wandering, or mobility trouble, and the staff helps with daily needs like dressing, meal preparation, and managing medication, offering supervision and a 24-hour call system for quick help. You'll see it's got single-level homes and condos, all with features like private or shared rooms, private bathrooms, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi, plus kitchens or kitchenettes for those who still like to cook or have a snack when they please. Folks can pick places with granite kitchen countertops, hardwood, tile, or carpeted floors, as well as cathedral ceilings, and there are decks, yards, paved driveways, two-car garages with automatic openers, security doors, and plenty of sunlight from the sunroom off the master bedroom, which leads out to the deck-a nice spot for reading or watching the birds. The condos are modern, built around 2006 with energy-efficient touches, 200-amp electricity, public water and sewer, and natural gas for forced-air heat, plus central or other cooling systems, and you've got a full unfinished basement for storage, a workshop, or maybe a hobby area, since there's stairs and interior access for getting around safely.
Inside every home, there's a living room, dining room, mudroom, office or study, laundry hook-ups, a master suite with a full or three-quarter bath, a gas fireplace for chilly evenings, and big windows with blinds so you decide on privacy and light, and there's enough space if family visits, since even the smallest home layouts have at least one or two bedrooms and bathrooms, with up to 1,920 square feet to move around in, plus places to gather or just relax. Social life happens at the clubhouse, and it's not hard to find residents in the exercise room or swimming in the indoor pool, or joining a billiards game, cards club, movie night, or group exercise-sometimes it's yoga, sometimes it's water aerobics, or just friendly chats over coffee, as there are ladies' and men's coffee groups, book club, Mah Jongg, and more. Outside, the lot is landscaped and level so walking paths are safe, and there are outdoor programs, community-run events, or just a quiet corner to relax in nature. The HOA fee covers the clubhouse and exercise facilities, and there's support for keeping homes clean too, since housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning are offered, along with help when moving in or coordinating services.
The Nevins puts a lot of thought into food, with dedicated culinary services serving all-day and restaurant-style dining, and they handle special diets for diabetes, allergies, and other needs, making sure meals are both healthy and tailored to what residents can eat, with snacks or drinks available throughout the day. Nearby, you'll find cafes, restaurants, parks, pharmacies, and physician offices, so regular appointments or outings are easy, and the area is known for being quiet and safe without feeling far from things you need. Each home has safety features like a 24-hour call system and security doors, and help is always close by if someone needs it; plus features inside like no steps, first-floor bathrooms and bedrooms, and wide halls make getting around simpler for those using walkers or wheelchairs. Residents who need a little more help, such as with dressing or mobility, find the staff ready to assist while still encouraging as much independence as each person wants. There are respite care options too, for those only needing a short stay or temporary help. With all these pieces, The Nevins works to support older adults who want comfort, safety, social connections, and as much independence as possible, whether living there short or long term.
