Assisted Living At Landmark At Fall River

A sitting area with a fire place at Landmark Senior Living in Fall River

The dining room at Landmark at Fall River

The wall of honor at Landmark at Fall River in Fall River, Massachusetts

A chapel for worship at Landmark at Fall River

A sitting area near a large beautiful window at Landmark at Fall River

A sitting area for residents at Landmark at Fall River

A kitchenette in a resident apartment at Landmark at Fall River

A bedroom with large windows at Landmark at Fall River located in Fall River, Massachusetts

A resident apartment at Landmark at Fall River senior living communities.

An outdoor gazebo at Landmark at Fall River

GRAND ONE-BEDROOM
APARTMENTS

STUDIO APARTMENTS
WITH KITCHENETTES

PRIVATE
BATHROOMS

INDIVIDUAL CLIMATE
CONTROL

Overview:

Landmark at Fall River is located in the heart of the historic community of Fall River, MA with magnificent views of the Braga Bridge across Taunton river. Residents rave about the community’s home-like feel, rich activity schedule, close partnership with Holy Union Sisters of Fall River and on-site chapel, bringing the spiritual traditions of the town to the community.

What Is It Like To Live At Landmark

Landmarks assisted living facility is located in the heart of the historic community of Fall River, Massachusetts. Landmark boasts a number of on-site amenities and services as well as direct access to a number of sites including the Cathedral of Saint Mary of Assumption, the Maritime Museum At Battleship Cove, the Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast Museum. It is also just a few steps away from a boutique store, a cultural center, and many other parishes. A robust activity schedule provides residents with intellectual and social stimulation, frequent festivities, and plenty of access to the surrounding community. Residents have the peace of mind knowing that there are services & care available 24 hours a day to meet scheduled and unscheduled needs.

History

Landmark’s senior living community in Fall River is located in the heart of the historic Massachusetts city. It was named after the Quequechan River which flows through the city. The city even has ties to the American Revolutionary War with the Battle of Freetown being fought in what is now Fall River.

Landmark’s assisted living location is a stunning building renovated from a rustic hotel. The building is a reflection of the working-class blue collar spirit that this community represents. Landmark Senior Living opened up this location in Spring of 1997, and has been in operation ever since then.