Your life at Medford Leas is not only enriching, but convenient. A wide variety of amenities keep the necessities close by, and almost anything else imaginable, a short distance from your new home.
Experience the comfort and convenience of a wide array of amenities set in the beautiful Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve, a unique blend of public gardens, horticultural collections and preserved natural areas.
Enjoy freedom to choose from a variety of contract options that will support your dynamic life. Medford Leas offers each resident flexible, lifetime contracts that cover services such as meals, housekeeping and maintenance, and if needed, lifetime medical and healthcare benefits.
Living an active life at Medford Leas is further enriched by our commitment to Quaker values, which are focused on nurturing your physical, emotional, intellectual, social, emotional, professional, financial and spiritual well-being. Discover your possibilities at our community.
Nearly 300 homes are situated on the 168-acre Medford campus. The Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve winds its way and is a part of each neighborhood. The Arboretum establishes the immersion in nature enjoyed by all residents. Numerous natural and cultivated features – such as wildflower meadows, woodlands, streams with canoe and kayak launches and more, provide you with endless opportunities for relaxation and enjoyment of nature. The 80,000 sq. ft. Community Building is centerpiece of the community and where residents from both campuses come together. Here, you will find formal and informal dining options, a 310-seat theater, fitness and education facilities and libraries, a pharmacy, a bank, a gift shop, computer and “brain gym” labs, a thrift shop, fine arts studios and more…
110 homes are situated on the 89 acres of green space, meadows and woods of the Lumberton campus. The campus is protected and nurtured as an extension of the Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve. In addition to the amenities only minutes away on the Medford campus, Lumberton has its own 5,700-square-foot Community Center, fitness center, art gallery, library, outdoor pool, tennis courts, woodworking shop and more.
Spanning more than 200 acres, the Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve of Medford Leas is a unique blend of accessible public gardens, collections, and preserved natural areas set amidst private residential space, all within the main and Lumberton campuses of Medford Leas.
Visit the Barton Arboretum & Nature Preserve website (designed and operated by Medford Leas’ residents)
Spanning more than 200 acres, the Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve of Medford Leas is a unique blend of accessible public gardens, collections, and preserved natural areas set amidst private residential space, all within the main and Lumberton campuses of Medford Leas.
Visit the Barton Arboretum & Nature Preserve website (designed and operated by Medford Leas’ residents)
Medford Leas is home to approximately 600 residents living in almost 400 homes of varying sizes and designs. Residents come from all walks of life: engineers, educators, physicians, librarians, clergy, attorneys, social workers, financial services professionals, nurses and many who served in not-for-profit organizations and government – to name just a few. Residents are bound by common threads of kindness, generosity, and community to enrich their lives and the lives of those around them.
A few years ago, Len and Dorothy Cebula were living in a 55+ community. Although they were young and healthy, they started to realize that the services there would not be adequate as they grew older…
Julien’s daughter, Margaret, applauds her father for taking advantage of all that Medford Leas has to offer. “Dad wasn’t reticent at all about moving to the Medford campus when he felt like it was time,” she
Medford Leas residents come from many states — especially “the Northeast corridor” including New York City and Philadelphia.
The high level of personal and community engagement is reflected in the Medford Leas Residents Association (MLRA). The association sponsors over 90 self-directed activity and interest groups. Residents on both campuses are members of the MLRA
Barton Arboretum & Nature Preserve – Spanning more than 200 acres, the Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve of Medford Leas is a unique blend of accessible public gardens, collections, and preserved natural areas set amidst the private residential space of Medford Leas, with campuses in Medford and Lumberton, NJ.
Longwood Gardens – Experience exquisite gardens that elevate the art of horticulture amid more than 1,000 acres, in Kennett Square, PA.
New Jersey Wildlife Trails – Showcasing natural New Jersey habitats as a partner of the New Jersey Audubon family; includes municipal parks, private reserves, state forests and natural wildlife refuges.
Burlington County Parks System – Whether it’s history or hiking, there is something for everyone to enjoy: natural settings, recreational water access, picnic facilities, and play areas all close to home. More than 1,000 acres of developed parkland, 3,500 acres of land slated for park development, and a regional trail system that will provide a link between the parks.
Garden State Gardens Consortium – Seeks to increase the public’s awareness of and appreciation for the beauty and horticultural, educational, artistic and historic value of New Jersey’s public gardens. This is accomplished through the collaboration of allied public garden professionals as they work to promote public garden visitation, development, stewardship and support.
State Parks of New Jersey – Discover New Jersey’s wealth of state parks, forests, and recreation areas. From the coast to the mountains, New Jersey offers an impressive array of outdoor activities.
America’s Garden Capital – With a tradition of horticulture going back 300 years, Philadelphia is America’s Garden Capital. Visit more than 30 public gardens, arboreta, and historic landscapes, all located within 30 miles of our landmark city.
Medford Leas, an accredited Continuing Care Retirement Community, is pleased to present our Pathways to Learning Program Series, with new programs in the Fall and Spring.
Medford Leas is fortunate to have the public spaces and grounds to benefit the local community. Pathways to Learning at Medford Leas has become a welcomed tradition in the local area. From lectures, workshops, and exhibits, the Pathways Programs offer opportunities to discover new interests, learn more about the world, and enjoy the good company of other attendees. We welcome members of the local community to participate in these programs.
You are invited to learn more about our upcoming season of programming.
It’s easier to make a decision for your future when you have all the information you need. The team at Medford Leas has designed an interactive workbook packed with helpful insights into senior independent living to give you an insider’s perspective to finding the right community. This guide includes:
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