Explore Masonic Village at Sewickley

Click on the red markers for photos and descriptions of highlighted amenities.

Map of Sewickley campus featuring points of interest such as the health care center, retirement living villas and the Retirement Living Clubhouse.
Retirement Living Clubhouse Garden Plots Barley Wellness Center Star Points Building Village Workshop Sturgeon Health Care Center & Rehabilitative Services Dog Park

Retirement Living Clubhouse

Large, modern dining room with tables with white table cloths and wood-framed chairs.

The Retirement Living Clubhouse serves residents on campus with a restaurant, pub, general store, bank branch, salon, library, activity and assembly rooms, medical clinic and a Veterans Garden. It is also home to our sales and marketing team, who offer tours and guidance for those interested in making the move to Masonic Village. Schedule with the team for a personal tour of the campus.

Garden Plots

Senior woman leaning down to water plants in garden outdoors.

Residents can enjoy tending to their own fruits, vegetables and flowers in individual garden beds.

Barley Wellness Center

Large indoor pool with large windows along the wall.

Residents and their pets enjoy plenty of outdoor recreation at the designated dog park on campus.

Star Points Building

Well-lit lobby with staircase in the Sturgeon Healthcare Center.

The Star Points Building houses the admissions and administrative offices for personal care, nursing and rehabilitation services; an assembly room; and a clinic, as well as personal care apartments and studios.

Village Workshop

Smiling woman with crossed arms standing in a woodshop with wooden toys and tools behind her.

Residents enjoy crafting wood projects and furniture in the fully-stocked Village Workshop.

Sturgeon Health Care Center & Rehabilitative Services

Large brick building with gardens lining the sidewalks.

The Sturgeon Health Care Center is home to nursing and rehabilitation services.

Dog Park

Closeup of dog park signage with an out-of-focus man and dog in the background.

Residents and their pets enjoy a designated dog park on campus.