Nichols Village, located in Groveland, Massachusetts, is a vibrant senior living community designed for adults aged 62 and older seeking independent living accommodations in a picturesque New England setting. The community sits on a beautifully landscaped 90-acre campus, offering residents scenic walking trails, perennial gardens, and sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Residents can choose from a selection of spacious one- and two-bedroom apartments or private cottages, many of which feature modern kitchens, in-unit laundry, ample storage, and private patios or balconies for enjoying the tranquil environment.
Nichols Village offers a wealth of amenities to enhance daily living and promote well-being. Residents enjoy chef-prepared meals in a welcoming dining room, with flexible meal plans that accommodate various tastes and dietary needs. The on-site fitness center features state-of-the-art equipment and regular exercise classes such as yoga, tai chi, and balance training. Social and cultural enrichment is central to life at Nichols Village, with a full calendar of events that includes live entertainment, educational seminars, book clubs, and art workshops. Recreational opportunities abound, from gardening in the community plots to playing bocce and shuffleboard or relaxing in the library and game rooms.
Although Nichols Village is not a licensed assisted living or skilled nursing facility and does not provide on-site medical or personal care services, residents who require assistance with activities of daily living—such as bathing, eating, dressing, or toileting—may coordinate in-home care with trusted external providers. In addition, the community offers a 24-hour emergency call system and secured entrances for residents’ peace of mind. Housekeeping, maintenance, scheduled transportation, and snow removal are included to support a worry-free lifestyle.
Nichols Village is known for its warm, neighborly atmosphere and resident-driven culture, where individuals are encouraged to participate in committees and help shape community programming. Its not-for-profit status and resident representation on the board of directors ensure that the community's focus remains on quality of life and long-term sustainability. No major changes or developments have been recently reported at this community.
