Fostering the right solutions & connections
for more than 33 years
for more than 33 years
Experience the comfort and convenience of a wide array of amenities set in the beautiful Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve, a unique blend of public gardens, horticultural collections and preserved natural areas.
Enjoy freedom to choose from a variety of contract options that will support your dynamic life. Medford Leas offers each resident flexible, lifetime contracts that cover services such as meals, housekeeping and maintenance, and if needed, lifetime medical and healthcare benefits.
Living an active life at Medford Leas is further enriched by our commitment to Quaker values, which are focused on nurturing your physical, emotional, intellectual, social, emotional, professional, financial and spiritual well-being. Discover your possibilities at our community.
Nearly 300 homes are situated on the 168-acre Medford campus. The Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve winds its way and is a part of each neighborhood. The Arboretum establishes the immersion in nature enjoyed by all residents. Numerous natural and cultivated features – such as wildflower meadows, woodlands, streams with canoe and kayak launches and more, provide you with endless opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment of nature. The 80,000 sq. ft. Community Building is centerpiece of the community and where residents from both campuses come together. Here, you will find formal and informal dining options, a 310-seat theater, fitness and education facilities and libraries, a pharmacy, a bank, a gift shop, computer and “brain gym” labs, a thrift shop, fine arts studios and more…
110 homes are situated on the 89 acres of green space, meadows and woods of the Lumberton campus. The campus is protected and nurtured as an extension of the Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve. In addition to the amenities only minutes away on the Medford campus, Lumberton has its own 5,700-square-foot Community Center, fitness center, art gallery, library, outdoor pool, tennis courts, woodworking shop and more.
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