
A senior living lifestyle
built on small things.
Coffee in the garden, a favorite song at lunch, a visit from the grandchildren. Life here is ordinary in the best way.
Everything a home should be,
and the care to go with it.
Small houses on quiet streets, run by one family, with the comforts and care that make each day easy.



Six residents, not sixty
Each home is a real house with a small household, so caregivers know every resident well.
Caregivers day and night
Trained caregivers are on site 24 hours a day, with secured grounds and emergency plans.
Home-cooked meals
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks cooked in each home, with special diets on request.
Doctors who come to you
Insurance-covered visits from physicians and podiatrists, and rides to local appointments.
Pets welcome
Every home has a resident dog, and residents can bring their own dog under 20 lb.
Gardens and open air
A pool, a garden gazebo, a park next door and gardens at every home.
Everyday comforts
Housekeeping, laundry, cable TV and a hairdresser who visits regularly.
Celebrations together
Holidays and birthdays marked as a household, with visiting musicians.
Family-run since 2000
Sophia opened Royal Garden in 2000 and still runs it with her family.

Meals made in the kitchen.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are cooked in each home, with wholesome snacks between meals. Tell us about your parent’s favorite dishes and any diet they follow; special diets are available on request.

Every home has a dog.
Pets help seniors stay active, social and happy. Every Royal Garden home has a resident dog, and residents are welcome to bring their own dog under 20 lb to live with them.
Something to look forward to.
- Holidays and birthdays celebrated together
- Visiting musicians, including for residents in bed
- Garden time every day
- Visits from community volunteers
- A hairdresser who visits regularly
- Family visits whenever you like
Moments at Royal Garden.
Come for lunch, see for yourself.
The best way to understand life here is to visit. Call us to arrange a tour.













