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Birch Bay Village – Maine’s Jewel For Retirement Living
Posted by Jane O'Connor in Maine Senior Living Communities on November 6, 2009
Birch Bay Village situated in Bar Harbor, Maine is truly a breathtaking place to retire. The natural beauty of Maine is clearly evident at this retirement community. Birch Bay Village retirement community on Maine’s scenic Mount Desert Island offers a peaceful setting, friendly neighbors and caring staff to residents age 55 and better. The 55 acre campus borders Acadia National Park and provides spectacular views of Frenchman Bay. Retirement living options include: individually owned cottages, independent rental apartments, assisted living care in Pleasant Cove, and memory loss care in Safe Harbor. When you see all that Birch Bay Village has to offer you will want to make it home.
What makes this community unique is the fact that there are a wide variety of living options and services available for those 55 and older. The cottages are a draw for the 55+ active adult. When visiting this community I was overcome with the beauty and tranquility of this community. The cottages give you an unrivaled view of Frenchman Bay. The homes range in square footage from 1200 to 1900 square feet. Ample room and quality craftmanship make these perfect retirement homes for the empty nester. Adjacent to Acadia National Park and oceanfront living make this community appropriate for residents who want to remain active and experience Maine’s natural beauty up close.
Once you become a resident at Birch Bay Village you have acess to all the services available at the Inn and priority when moving within the community. An active social calendar at Birch Bay Village ensures all residents will find an acitivity to suit their palate. Mount Desert Island Hospital is minutes away for high quality access to healthcare.
The staff at Birch Bay Village is extremely warm and accommodating. They take care to make sure their homeowners are satisfied and their days are replete with activities. The natural beauty of Maine is at its best at Birch Bay Village. For those who want to experience tranquil, beautiful retirement living Birch Bay Village is a must see for active adults and retiring seniors.
55+ Retiring in Maine With Mature and Senior Living Choices
Posted by Jane O'Connor in Maine Senior Living Communities on November 6, 2009

What makes Maine so unique? Besides being the only state in the US with one syllable, Maine offers unique features that make it a destination for many New England retirees. Research has found that almost 70% of the people that retire in Maine are from out of state. Many New Englanders have summered in Maine much of their life. The beautiful coastal regions and inland lakes regions make it a serene and peaceful place to retire. The majority of retirement hot spots are along the coast of Maine. Beginning in southern most York County and meandering along the coast all the way up to Bar Harbour. on April 3rd of this year Portland, Maine, a historic port city that has transformed itself into a vibrant community of posh restaurants and shops and white-collar businesses, was named the most livable city in America by Forbes.com.
Statistics have shown that by 2030 over 60% of Maine’s population will be over 65. This bodes well demographically for Active Adult Communities, Independent Living, and Retirement W/Services communities. 55+ Marketing has recently published our first Maine Senior Living Choices resource guide. It enables seniors to choose different communities throughout the state. What makes our guide unique is that it focuses solely on communities that cater to the 55+ demographic. All senior service are covered including active adult, assisted living, independent living, home care, skilled nursing and hospice.
The Pine Tree State has been under served in resources that seniors in and out of the state can use to find and see the truly beautiful communities that Maine has to offer. Senior Living Choices and 55+ Marketing has filled that void.
Thanks for taking the time today to learn a little about Maine. Next stop will be a snapshot of New Hamsphire.
