Chesapeake Cottage Assisted Living
Verified pricing
- Assisted Living
- from $4,000/moverified July 2026
About
Chesapeake Cottage is a small, family-owned assisted living home on Maryland's Eastern Shore with only 16 residents. The facility provides 24/7 personalized care including personal assistance, medication management, home-cooked meals, and activities in a warm, homelike setting rather than an institutional facility.
Rooms & Floor Plans
Private Bedroom
Spacious private bedroom with bright natural light and accessible private bathroom
Semi-Private Room
Comfortable semi-private room in homelike setting with all linens and housekeeping included
Capacity
16 residents
Phone
(410) 651-2637Website
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Amenities
Life & Activities
Ratings & Reviews
4.7
out of 5
Based on 31 Google reviews
Reviews (31)
Reviews from Google
Linds Coombs
Chesapeake Cottage is a standout assistant living home. From the moment you walk in, it's clear how involved and hands-on the owners are. They take genuine interest in the day-to-day care and overall experience.
Princess rose darline dorcius
Very good experience I like too care people As someone that works in healthcare, I know firsthand how difficult it is to find a place you feel comfortable with for your loved one. Trust me, this is the place if you’re looking! I was blown away by the quality of care and kindness by the staff. Voir
Stephi Paul
Rebecca Tejada
Response from the owner
Thank you for your feedback. We noticed that you recently requested a job application, which was promptly sent to you. However, since you haven’t visited our facility or received our services, it seems this review may have been left in error. We’d appreciate it if you could update or remove your review to better reflect your experience. Thank you for your understanding. — Chesapeake Cottage Assisted Living
Diana Poisker
Clean facility with vegetation and wildlife to enjoy around it. Owners are a local family so they can often be found on site checking in with staff and sharing a laugh or story with the residents. There’s personal accountability there that you don’t always see. I work at an apartment community in the area and when I have a long term resident ready to transition from living on their own to assisted care, this is the first place I recommend!