Building & Amenities
The choice of studio, one-, or two-bedroom apartments

New Horizons Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) was established in 1994 by Cummings Properties, LLC of Woburn, Massachusetts. This campus setting was originally a residential girls school and has since been renovated and significantly enlarged. A wide variety of amenities and features have been added to foster both aesthetic appeal and comfort.
In 2002, the campus was enlarged with two new four-story buildings and 130 oversized units for fully independent seniors. Most buildings this size tend to be wood-framed, but The Meadows are steel-framed with poured concrete floors. A majority of the two-story New Horizons building is fireproof poured-concrete, including the roof. For extra protection, the buildings have extensive fire protection sprinkler systems.
Inside the building, residents can explore the following:
- Two cozy fireplaced living rooms
- Renowned hair salon
- Three state-of-the-art kitchens
- Stunning outdoor patios
- Three elegant dining rooms
- Art studio
- Game room
- Large-screen theaters
- Pharmacy/sundry shop
- Heated indoor lap swimming pool



With eight elevators throughout the buildings and an elegant indoor walking path with handrails and seating areas, New Horizons at Marlborough has created a community of convenience.
Are you ready to call New Horizons at Marlborough your home? Give us a call at 508-460-5200 or fill out our contact form.
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Both New Horizons are strictly not-for-profit communities owned by Cummings Foundation, one of the largest private foundations in New England. Cummings Foundation awards more than $30 million annually, and has awarded nearly $600 million to date to support greater Boston nonprofits.