Nancy Pearce wants to live more of her life. That’s why she’s moving from her quiet townhouse neighborhood in Gillette, Long Hill Township, N.J., to Lantern Hill, a bustling new community for active retirees in nearby New Providence.
You may have heard of it in the checkout line. Or maybe at church. You may have heard it mentioned at the hair salon, bridge club, or book group. Whether you live in Summit, New Providence, Berkeley Springs, or beyond, chances are you’ve heard of Lantern Hill.
Those moving to Lantern Hill aren’t the only ones excited about the new Erickson Living community opening in New Providence, N.J. Townspeople, businesses, and local officials see the continuing care retirement community as an asset to the area.
Although Nancy and Russell Smith retired from their careers as a teacher and a portfolio manager, respectively, years ago, they won’t truly embrace retirement until later this month.
Art classes, yoga, book clubs, bowling, golf, and theater are just a few of the clubs and activities that pioneer residents are interested in bringing to Lantern Hill, the new Erickson Living retirement community in New Providence, N.J.
Before Randy Carroll became an expert in continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) as sales director for Lantern Hill, he was in the shoes of many of his customers and their families.
Union County, N.J., has started a new chapter in the desirable community of New Providence. Long awaited and much needed, Lantern Hill, a continuing care retirement community on Mountain Ave., welcomes its first residents this month.
Bright opportunities for a vibrant and secure retirement came to light at the end of June 2016 as the first community members unlocked the doors to their new homes at Lantern Hill.
