Berkeley Oaks memory care community in Williamsburg opens in April
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Berkeley Oaks memory care community in Williamsburg is set to open in early April. Managed by New Jersey-based Solvere Senior Living, the community will offer 48 memory care apartments, in three home-like, separate detached cottages of 10,000 square feet each.
The project at 1807 Jamestown Road will be open for public tours on Wednesday Feb. 22 from 1 to 3 p.m. or 5 to 7 p.m.
Each of the one-story cottages will have 16 private studio residences with private bath and shower, and shared living spaces, including family-style dining and an adjacent living room with fireplace.
The community will offer Solvere’s proprietary memory care program, which focuses on wellness initiatives for those with memory impairments.
Berkeley Oaks’ amenities include a courtyard, beauty and barber salon, library and activity room, a concierge, housekeeping, 24-hour security; transportation and interior and exterior maintenance.
The majority owner of the The Berkeley Oaks memory care community is WM Daugherty & Co. LLC through WMD Jamestown Members LLC. It led by William M. Daugherty. Since its inception in 1998, WM Daugherty & Co., has focused on the management of investments in real estate and related debt directly for Daugherty and, through its WMD Asset Management affiliate, a host of pension, endowment and high net worth family offices.
