Many of the questions we receive at our information sessions and open houses center on the style, feel and atmosphere of Waterstone at Wellesley. Waterstone was designed to emulate the Arts & Crafts movement, a style that emphasizes simplicity of design, hand-crafted objects, and local materials. It’s a sleek, timeless style featuring wood, stone, and other warm, natural materials.

Did you know there are several ways to reserve your apartment at Waterstone at Wellesley, and that you can do so right now? For convenience, customization and security, your best option is joining Club 27. This requires a deposit as well as one month’s rent, which is fully refundable or will be applied to the balance owed at move-in. Being a member of Club 27 provides you with special bonuses and incentives, including pre-construction pricing, discounted community fee, priority on apartment selection, special moving services, and much more.

We’ve received a number of questions about the security features Waterstone at Wellesley will offer. The safety and security systems at Waterstone at Wellesley will be thorough and state-of-the-art.

To start, the building will be staffed 24/7, 365 days a year, ensuring 'round-the-clock monitoring. In addition, all perimeter doors will be locked and accessed via a keypad, and security cameras will monitor key access points throughout the community.

We’ve received some questions about the site plan of Waterstone at Wellesley. Here you can see how the campus will be laid out. The independent and assisted living communities have been set back from Washington Street and are tucked next to the Charles River, to both provide quiet and privacy as well as beautiful riverside views. Walking paths as well as a footbridge across the river will be easily accessed from the community.

Kristine Tilton, a Wellesley native with 20 years’ experience in senior living, has been named executive director forWaterstone at Wellesley. Tilton currently works as executive director at EPOCH Assisted Living at Boylston Place. She previously worked as executive director at EPOCH Assisted Living of Norton. She has worked with EPOCH Senior Living since 2001.

If you research Grossman’s, Inc., in Massachusetts, you’ll read about a Russian immigrant who paid $17 to ride to America in the steerage of a ship. Heading from Ellis Island to the Boston area, Louis Grossman and his four sons built a company that started as a horse and wagon salvage business and grew into a chain of lumber and building supply stores with 87 branches in New England.

Waterstone at Wellesley, a senior living community being developed at 27 Washington Street, today opened a sales office at 40 Washington Street.

There are numerous local physicians and specialists easy to access from Waterstone at Wellesley. There are also three hospitals nearby, including Leonard More in Natick, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Needham, and Newton-Wellesley Hospital, which is located less than a mile from Waterstone. One of our tenants at 25 Washington St. will be a CVS pharmacy for convenient pharmacy access.

Yes, there are three. The main branch of the Wellesley Free Library is located at 530 Washington St. There are also branches at 308 Weston Road and 210 Washington St.