Edgewood Retirement Community sits on more than one hundred acres in North Andover, adjacent to conservation land and within walking distance of Lake Cochichewick — a campus that has set the bar for continuing care in the Merrimack Valley for thirty years.
Edgewood is the community most Merrimack Valley families have heard of even before they start looking. It earned that recognition the hard way — three decades of consistent operation, a continuing-care contract structure that lets residents age in place across independent, assisted, and memory-care levels without changing communities.
The land is the other half of the answer. Cochichewick on one side, conservation acreage on the other, walking trails that get used — these things are common in brochures and rare in practice. Edgewood has them, and they're why a meaningful share of residents stay through every level of care the campus offers.
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The age-in-place family
You don't want a move to assisted living to mean another move later. Edgewood's CCRC structure is the answer most North Shore and Valley families settle on when they've thought through the ten-year arc, not just the one-year one.
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The outdoor parent
Trails to the lake. Conservation behind the campus. Edgewood is the community where 'outside' is part of the daily routine, not just an amenity listed on a brochure.
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The Andover-area family
Andover, North Andover, Boxford, Topsfield — the towns that feed Edgewood are tight-knit. Most residents arrive already knowing at least one other family in the building, which is rare in newer communities and quietly important.
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