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Imagine your future at The Commons in Lincoln.
The Commons is a premier senior living community in Lincoln, Massachusetts with apartment homes and cottages starting at $500,000.
At The Commons, we have taken away the worry of home maintenance so you will continue to live the lifestyle you are used to, but better. You will have access to resort-like amenities and concierge services, be surrounded by like-minded residents and have the time you have always wanted to pursue your passions. In the words of Henry David Thoreau, who lived and wrote at nearby Walden Pond, you will "live the life you've imagined" at The Commons.
Your life. Your way.
Vibrant. Educated. Civic-minded. Interested. Engaged. Our residents are those words personified. We have activities and programs that address all areas of well-being: lectures and classes to stimulate the mind; music and art to soothe the soul; resident-run clubs and committees for engagement; and physical fitness and outside activities to keep the body active. It is senior living reimagined.
Imagine peace of mind with a Lifecare contract.
Should your healthcare needs change, we have you covered. Lifecare at The Commons in Lincoln will provide you with the care you need when you need it throughout the continuum. You can rest easy knowing that if additional health services are ever needed, they will come at a more predictable cost.
Private, but close to everything.
The Commons is in Lincoln, Mass., just a short distance from Boston and its restaurants, music, museums and more. It is also close to Lexington and Concord and all the history that can be found there. On or off campus, there are always plenty of things to do and see in the area.
Simply start a conversation with us to learn more. Call 781-430-6000.
COVID-19 Vaccine Update & Announcements
We are proud to share that the majority of our resident population has been vaccinated, with new residents receiving priority access to the vaccine. Throughout campus, we are practicing social distancing, wearing masks and utilizing cleaning protocols as outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to provide for resident safety.
