Winter Valley Residences offers a variety of apartment options for senior individuals and couples looking for independent living in Milton, Massachusetts. The community consists of 146 one-bedroom apartments, 8 studio apartments, and 6 two-bedroom apartments, providing a range of living arrangements to suit different needs. Accessibility is a key feature at Winter Valley, with 17 apartments fully handicapped accessible and all apartments equipped with pull-cord call systems for added security.
The campus of Winter Valley spans 12 acres and features a cluster-style design with five smaller communities of 32 apartments each. Each community has its own spacious common room, sitting areas, and laundry room, creating a cozy and intimate living environment. The grounds are adorned with original artworks donated by artists through The Art Connection, adding a touch of creativity to the surroundings. Residents can enjoy the outdoor pavilion and garden during the warmer months, providing a peaceful and relaxing setting for socializing.
Activities and engagement are central to life at Winter Valley, with a dedicated Activities Coordinator organizing van trips to shopping, dining, and recreational destinations. Regular on-site activities include dinners, lectures, games, exercise classes, and religious services, allowing residents to stay active and connected with their community. Special events such as barbecues, parties, concerts, movies, and lectures are also held to keep residents entertained and engaged.
For those who meet the HUD income guidelines, a number of apartments at Winter Valley are available at a rent equal to 30% of the resident's adjusted gross income, providing affordable housing options for seniors. Additionally, sixteen apartments have been designated as assisted living units, offering extra care and support for residents who need it. Meals, laundry, and housekeeping services are provided to ensure a comfortable and safe living environment for those in the assisted living program. Winter Valley is managed by Milton Residences for the Elderly (MRE), a non-profit organization with a long history of developing and managing affordable senior housing in the region.