Wolfe Landing is a senior living community designed for people aged 55 and over, and the place has a variety of care options like assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, and something called continuing care retirement communities for those who want to age in place, and there are short-term respite care services if needed. The facility offers 43 attached homes ranging from 2,345 to 2,375 square feet, each with two bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, open floor plans, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and either a one or two-car garage, and the homes are joined by a 2,356 square-foot clubhouse that's sort of the community hub with a fitness center, an indoor endless lap pool, a game room, a catering kitchen, a patio, a gazebo, and landscaped grounds where residents talk and spend their time outdoors. Amenities support a low-maintenance, active lifestyle with organized daily activities, social gatherings, fitness programs, an arts room, a movie room, library, walking paths, and places for group events, with lots of scheduled events so residents can get to know each other and stay busy, and there are transportation and parking services nearby, including 214 parking spaces, and it's easy to get to nearby parks like Blauvelt State Park, plus golf courses close by, and it's only about 30 miles to New York City.
Wolfe Landing also has memory care in secure areas with 24-hour support, memory-enhancing activities, and specialized programs for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and skilled nursing that covers round-the-clock medical care, rehabilitation, wound care, and help after hospital stays, plus there's personalized assistance with daily tasks, medication management, personal care, and dining services for dietary needs, with options like restaurant-style dining, all-day dining, or allergy-friendly meals. The residences come in suites, studios, or semi-private rooms, each with private baths, kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, cable TV, air conditioning, furnishings, and telephones, so residents have what they need in a comfortable environment, and there are options for additional housekeeping, move-in help, laundry or dry cleaning, and concierge services for convenience.
The community has made plans for tree preservation and landscaping, with development rules in place so traffic doesn't get too bad or hurt nearby property values, and there's a 35-foot height limit on structures and zoning approval for up to 700 senior units in the area, and the campus itself includes projects like ONE75, which is a three-story, 122-unit senior housing building that used to be known as the Reserve, along with other living communities like Atria with 80 assisted living units, Vincent's Village developed by Sisters of Charity with 93 units, L'Dor Assisted Living Facility with 40 units, and Vanderbilt Grande planned to add another 100 units. Special Active Adult Residence (AAR) zones, such as Eden Park and Wolfe Landing, already have 77 units built for seniors wanting more independence while still having optional support.
Wolfe Landing pays attention to individual needs through programs that help with dressing, daily health, medication management, and personal routines, so residents get the assistance they need while still enjoying independence, and the dedicated staff offers medical and personal support in a safe environment. The clubhouse pulls the community together as a lively spot for gatherings and activities, and there's always something happening like game nights or resident-run events, and residents have access to a fitness room, emergency alert system, spa, and wellness services. Wolfe Landing focuses on creating a friendly and secure place where seniors can find many living choices, optional support services, and a variety of activities, all within a setting made for both quiet enjoyment and active living.
