Integrace Fairhaven Introduces the New Signature Living Residences at Fairhaven

Integrace Fairhaven, a forward-thinking life plan community based in Sykesville, announces that work has begun on a multi-million-dollar capital renovation project that will redesign a number of its independent living apartments. The New Signature Living Residences at Fairhaven will be larger than the original apartments, offering significantly more space, open floor plans, and upgraded amenities for people who are seeking a more modern living experience.

Work on The New Signature Living Residences at Fairhaven began in July, and will continue into 2018. A select number of units are now available for purchase, and will be move-in ready in October.

The New Signature Living Residences at Fairhaven will feature:

  • Options for a spare bedroom, den, walk-in closets, and laundry room with washer/dryer in select units;

“The New Signature Living Residences at Fairhaven will offer all of the modern design elements and open spaces that today’s homebuyers desire, while maintaining the charm and integrity of the original spaces,” said Robert Albright, Vice President of Facilities Development, Integrace. “These are creatively-designed spaces, each with its own individual characteristics and style, that are perfect for people looking to maintain an active and independent lifestyle.”

“For more than 35 years, Fairhaven has specialized in offering beautiful residences that appeal to people seeking a lifestyle of freedom and choice,” said Rob Hays, Executive Director. “As a community, it’s important that we continue to evolve to meet our customers’ changing desires and expectations, and we know The New Signature Living Residences at Fairhaven will be highly-desired homes for those seeking both luxury and convenience.”

To inquire about The New Signature Living Residences at Fairhaven, please call 410-795-8801. Located on 300 acres in Sykesville, Md., Integrace Fairhaven is a not-for-profit life plan community that affords residents a lifestyle of flexibility and choice to live life on their own terms. Fairhaven offers independent living options in its villas, cottages and apartment homes, as well as a continuum of supportive living services, including assisted living, outpatient and short-term rehabilitation and skilled nursing. For more information, please call 410-795-8801 or visit www.fairhavenccrc.org. About Integrace Integrace is a forward-thinking non-profit organization that strives to ignite in all people the passion for meaningful living. Integrace oversees a family of vibrant retirement communities throughout Maryland, including Bayleigh Chase in Easton, Buckingham’s Choice in Adamstown, and Fairhaven in Sykesville. Integrace is also a nationally-recognized leader in the art of dementia care, with the Sykesville-based Copper Ridge community and Integrace Institute, as well as two memory clinics in Easton and Sykesville, serving as catalysts to a profound shift in how we perceive, and relate to, those living with dementia. Integrace communities provide a continuum of services to support both residents and the greater community, including assisted living, skilled nursing, short-term rehabilitation and more. Each of these innovative programs focuses on person-centered living, honoring the abilities, possibilities and authenticity of each individual. For more information, please visit Integrace.org.Get free real-time news alerts from the Eldersburg Patch.Thanks for your feedback! Now share it with your friends!Thanks for your feedback. Originally published August 21, 2017. This post is contributed by a community member. The views expressed in this post are the author's. Registered users are welcome to post on Patch. More from Eldersburg Patch

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