Housing for the Independent Elderly and Disabled. Non-Profit Organization. Sponsored by the First Congregational Church of Marshfield, Massachusetts

Winslow Village is a garden style complex in the beautiful seaside community of Marshfield. Our complex contains seven two-story buildings.

The grounds are nicely landscaped with walkways, gardens and outside sitting areas joining the properties. Winslow Village’s studio and one-bedroom units are spacious and well maintained. Both Winslow I and II have recreation rooms where activities and meetings are held. Residents can also reserve these rooms for private use. 

Winslow Village offers housing for individuals and couples looking for safe, clean and independent living. The GATRA Bus line offers transportation to surrounding towns and The Marshfield Council on Aging offers a variety of activities and services for elder residents living in the Town of Marshfield.

Safe, clean and independent living steps away from Webster Square.

Residences designed to make for an exceptional community.

Winslow I

1520 Ocean St. Office located in building 1

More than just an apartment complex.

Winslow Village One is more than just an apartment complex – it's a neighborhood, and any good neighborhood comes with amenities for the locals. When we built Winslow Village, we remembered people thrive in community settings.

Community Room

winslow one community room

Monthly tenant meetings are held in the community room and periodically groups of tenants meet for afternoon tea & cookies. A TV, computer and public wifi hotspot are available for tenant use. Tenants can reserve the room for a special occasion by notifying the office.

Patio

garden overlook

A screened in patio is available for tenants to enjoy viewing the garden area. Raised bed gardens are available in the fenced in area.

Coworking Space

meeting room

The meeting room is open for any group wishing to meet in a private space.

Laundry

wash and fold

Coin operated laundry facilities for the property are located in building 1 for the use of all tenants. For those wishing to send out their laundry there are a couple of local commercial establishments that offer pickup services.

Winslow Village One. Photography by Chris Bernstein, CDB Photos. ©2019 All rights reserved.

Live a lifestyle that is happy, healthy, independent and just steps from shopping in Webster Square.

Residences designed to make the everyday extraordinary.

Winslow II

1554 Ocean St. Office located in building 6

More than just a housing complex.

Winslow Village II is more than just a housing complex – it's a neighborhood, and any good neighborhood comes with amenities for the residents. When we built Winslow Two we were able to incorporate 4 handicap accessible units.

Community Room

WINsLOW TWO COMMUNITY ROOM & patio

Monthly tenant meetings are held in the community room and periodically groups of tenants meet for afternoon tea & cookies. A TV, computer and public wifi hotspot are available for tenant use. Tenants can reserve the room for a special occasion by notifying the office..

Garden

Garden to kitchen table

For those who enjoy gardening raised bed gardens are available for use. Whether you prefer to plant just flowers or you want some fresh produce garden space is there for you.

Gazebo

screened picnic area

The Gazebo provides a small meeting space or just a quiet space to read a book.

Laundry

wash and fold

Coin operated laundry facilities for the property are located in building 6 for the use of all tenants. For those wishing to send out their laundry there are a couple of local commercial establishments that offer pickup services.

Winslow Village Two. Photography by Chris Bernstein, CDB Photos. ©2019 All rights reserved.

A GUIDE FOR SUPPORTING SENIOR IN YOUR COMMUNITY

As we age, we often need to rely on our loved ones for assistance. But what do you do if you don’t have any friends or relatives nearby? This is a dilemma that many seniors face, and it can have a negative impact on their mental and physical health.

If you’re interested in assisting seniors in your community and getting involved with their caregiving village, check out these resources for more information.

Prepare to Prevent Common In-Home Injuries

Factors to Consider When Choosing a GPS Tracker for Seniors

A Guide to Good Nutrition for the Elderly

Safe Exercises for Seniors

Loneliness in Seniors: How to Help

Recognizing Depression and Anxiety in Seniors

Top Ten Tips for a Good Night’s Sleep

Benefits of Meditation for Seniors

Does Medicare Cover Counseling?

Being a compassionate member of your community means being ready to serve those who need your help the most — and in many communities, this means being there for seniors who don’t have a local support network. With these resources, you’ll be well-informed on the best ways to assist your senior neighbors with their everyday needs.