“Historic preservation takes this community into a category of its own and should be given special attention for their efforts.” —Judge Scott Burkholder, business development, Horst Construction, discussing Brandywine Senior Living at Haddonfield
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and approachability by maximizing square footage and sites for leisure living and operational space. “We successfully developed a highly sensitive…project to something special for the town and residents of Haddonfield. A project that over time, people accepted, approved, and celebrated,” said the building’s planners. Suites in the original structure were about 120 square feet with no kitchenette or private shower. New resident suites include up to 350 square feet, kitchenette, full bathrooms, and more closet space. Te second floor was designed for a secure 26-room memory care wing with an open floor plan, and a separate dining room, bistro, pantry, living spaces designed with
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