Villages of Doylestown sits on a large 43-acre campus close to Doylestown Hospital and CVS Pharmacy, offering different living choices for adults aged 55 and older, including single-family homes, luxury and standard apartments, townhomes, and independent living cottages. The community has built-in features like fine wood flooring, master baths, eat-in kitchens, butler's pantry, and craftsman millwork, with many homes offering spacious areas around 2,347 square feet, two bedrooms, den space for guests, and attached garages with inside access for one vehicle, plus extra outdoor parking. Most townhomes and carriage houses here were built in the 1990s, and have vinyl siding, stone finishes, patio spaces, main-floor laundry, central air, natural gas heating, public sewer and water utilities, and electric water heaters. There's a monthly homeowners association fee that covers common area care, snow, and lawn maintenance.
For everyday life, residents can use walking paths, enjoy the outdoors by ponds and gardens, or take in the views from large private decks. The campus features Village Shires, Normandy Village, and other named neighborhoods, each with its own feel and style. There's a see-through elevator in certain buildings to help people move easily between floors, and many homes have no basement, which can make things more accessible.
Inside the Community Center, there are places for group activities, an indoor swimming pool, exercise and wellness classes, a fitness room and spa, arts and crafts in the Clay and Fine Arts Studio, a Beauty and Barber Shop, a Model Railroad Club, library, game room, movie theater, arts room, and flower and vegetable gardens. People who live here can get meals prepared for them, eat in the dining galleries or restaurant areas, and request special diets, such as for diabetes or allergies. There are activities every day, movie nights, and outdoor gathering spaces, plus transportation to shops and attractions nearby.
Villages of Doylestown has support for bathing, dressing, and medication reminders, with a 24-hour call system and supervision. Care choices go from independent living to personal care at Lakeview, short-term respite care, end-of-life comfort in Pine Run Health Center, skilled nursing with round-the-clock support, and dedicated memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia. At Home Services are available for those who want help in their own residence. Skilled nursing includes wound care and rehabilitation.
Residents get housekeeping, laundry, move-in help, and concierge services. Staff focus on safety, health, and well-being, and the grounds stay quiet and maintained, with walking trails and relaxing natural spaces. The area is in Central Bucks School District and covers neighborhoods near Doylestown Township. The Villages provide a good mix of independence, care, and opportunities for both active and quiet living, with special support programs and plenty of options for private or social time as each person prefers.
