Four Seasons at Addison Farms sits between Kensington Drive and Executive Boulevard, close to Smith Park, and the community is part of a bigger development called Addison Farms, where you'll see single-family homes, townhomes, and apartments all mixed together with plans to grow even more as sections called Addison Farms North come in, spreading along roads like Merrick Parkway and Heritage Boulevard, with the whole project managed under Addison Properties and Addison Rutherford. The senior community, Four Seasons at Addison Farms, offers 95 single-family homes on over 40 acres and has future plans for 139 more homes, each at least 1,250 square feet, most with lots at least 52 feet wide and some on Aldersgate Drive as wide as 66 feet, all laid out with quiet streets like Beacon Bay Avenue and Coldstone Court. There are 146 townhomes set in 25 four-unit and six-unit rows, with 280 apartment units spread across 45 single-story buildings, and they keep expanding, adding over 17 acres for new homes, and everything's moving ahead quickly since getting approved by the Delaware City Council.
The community has almost 19 acres of open space and a 2.45-acre recreation area on the southwest corner, plus a small public park with a basketball court, swing set, and play gym. Residents share a 4,200 square-foot clubhouse with a pool, playground, and event spaces you can use for gatherings, along with other things like a dog park, shuffleboard and pickleball courts, and a fire pit, so there's always somewhere to meet up or relax. For staying active, there's a fitness center and lots of wellness and recreational programs scheduled, and outside, about 0.8 acres is set aside for a park. Dining services are part of the amenities, along with social activities and spaces to encourage neighbors to connect and socialize.
Four Seasons at Addison Farms focuses on folks aged 55 and older, making it an age-restricted community where at least one person in 80% of the homes is over 55. They offer different types of living like independent living, assisted living, and memory care, plus specialized care for residents needing help with daily tasks or facing memory challenges, with personalized care plans and health services nearby thanks to the location being close to pharmacies, local doctors, and other medical facilities. The property comes with a range of real estate types like single-family houses, condos, townhomes, apartments, and even options like mobile or manufactured homes, all designed with easy living in mind, offering practical layouts and comfortable living spaces, plus legal protections are in place for housing and employment, including support for LGBTQ residents. The community has an established feel, not a new build, and sits near handy places like parks for outdoor walks, cafes, and spots for errands, and regular tours let people come see what daily life is like here without feeling rushed. It's a spot built for active adults who want comfort and connection, but it's always best to check what's available since homes can be for sale and are listed as studio or other property types, though some may not show up online at all times.
