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Orchard Hill Sudbury

Orchard Hill Assisted Living in Sudbury is a warm, vibrant and welcoming senior living community that is thoughtfully designed and meticulously maintained to meet the ongoing needs of aging adults in the Boston MetroWest Area. 

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Mission Statement


We pledge to continually provide compassionate, respectful and individualized care to our residents, with a focus on enhancing their quality of life, personal safety and overall sense of wellbeing.

Orchard Hill Assisted Living in Sudbury

Situated on a hillside in the historic town of Sudbury, MA, Orchard Hill affords residents and their families the very best in assisted living experiences available in the Boston MetroWest area.


The design of Orchard Hill was inspired by the architecture of the nearby Wayside Inn, made famous by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in his 1863 work, “Tales of the Wayside Inn”. Reminiscent of a gracious New England farmhouse mansion, surrounded by almost 25 beautifully landscaped acres and mature apple trees, Orchard Hill is the ideal environment to enjoy all the comforts, charm and security of living in an inviting country home setting.


A privately held organization, Orchard Hill was envisioned and built by Sudbury native Clifford Hughes, who believes assisted living environments should be safe, nurturing and comfortable places to live, filled with joy, kindness, and a sense of belonging - in other words, a home.

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Living Options

The 45 apartment homes and community spaces at Orchard Hill were thoughtfully designed to offer residents an inviting, comfortable, gracious, and active lifestyle, with a focus on maintaining one’s sense of independence, safety and wellbeing.

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Community

Creating and continually enriching a warm and welcoming Community is at the heart of everything we do at Orchard Hill.

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Financial Programs

Currently, most people pay privately for assisted living costs. However, additional financial assistance may be available for those who qualify. 

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Latest News

The Sound Of Music at Orchard Hill
By Diane Seltzer 17 Apr, 2024
At Orchard Hill, music plays an integral role in the life of our residents. Our beautiful baby grand piano is a focal point for both scheduled and impromptu concerts.
19 Oct, 2023
For many New Englanders, Fall is a favorite season. And, at Orchard Hill, we wholeheartedly welcome the arrival of crisp, sweater weather and embrace the sights, sounds and scents associated with Autumn in Sudbury. The leaves on the mature maple trees are now showing their brilliant red and orange colors and our apple trees are heavily laden with an abundant crop of fruit. On a recent weekday, residents gathered together to bake with our harvested apples and the resulting dessert cake was simply delicious. We’d love to share this recipe with you, as it is a longstanding favorite at Orchard Hill! Apple Cake Cake batter: 2 ½ cups sugar 1 cup vegetable oil 4 eggs 3 cups flour ½ tsp salt 3 tsp baking powder ½ cup orange juice 2 ½ tsp vanilla Filling: 4 large apples 2 tsp cinnamon ¼ cup sugar Directions: Preheat oven to 350 degrees grease and flour a tube pan (bundt cake pan) Prepare cake batter by creaming together sugar and vegetable oil, adding eggs one at a time. In a separate bowl, mix flour, salt and baking powder. Add to eggy mixture, alternating with ½ cup orange juice and vanilla. Mix completely. In a separate bowl, mix together filling ingredients – apples, cinnamon and sugar. Place ½ of cake batter into tube pan. Add all of the filling mixture and cover with remaining batter. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 ½ hours. Remove from oven and let cake cool on a rack for 30n minutes. Remove from pan by inverting the pan onto the cooling rack or a large plate. Note: the amount of sugar in the cake can be reduced, depending upon one’s personal preference.
18 Oct, 2023
Once a month, the Town of Sudbury Senior Center hold its “Circle of Friends” caregiver support group meeting at Orchard Hill. This skillfully facilitated outreach program offers an opportunity for those who care for someone with dementia to come together to share experiences, feelings and concerns, as well as learn helpful information. During the caregivers’ meeting, we welcome the individuals who have been diagnosed with dementia to join us in a planned community activity. Our Orchard Hill residents encourage and help these guests participate in the afternoon’s program, sharing kindness, friendship and smiles. This collaboration with the Sudbury Senior Center is a wonderful way for our residents to engage in meaningful ways with others and the greater Sudbury community.. And, the participants are greatly appreciative! The “Circle of Friends” meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month in the Orchard Hill Library, from 1:30 pm -3:30 pm.
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