Maryland Living - Kathland sits on a corner lot and has that old Colonial style with stucco and vinyl siding, and you can see it's been standing since 1927, with four full stories, so there's a bit of history in the place, and you'll notice right away it's a big house with 7 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms plus 2 half baths, covering about 3,569 square feet of living space, and it comes with wood floors throughout, which gives it a warm, familiar feel, though the heating runs on natural gas radiators and there isn't a built-in cooling system, but there's a natural gas water heater, and they've got public water and sewer too, which handles all the basics, and with two garage spots and two other places to park off the street, parking's not a problem, so folks can visit, and the home sits on about 0.17 acres, which is near 7,500 square feet, so not too big and not too small for a city lot, and you'll find a basement downstairs with connecting stairways, a sump pump, some finished space, and rear access so storage is easy for belongings or supplies, and the kitchen's got a country style, while some windows have treatments for privacy but still let in light, with a fireplace to gather around when it's chilly.
The home's built for senior living with community spaces like a dining room, common room for activities, and a daily schedule that keeps life regular but allows for flexibility, and staff at Maryland Living - Kathland help with bathing, dressing, medication management, and meals, so there's support for daily needs, plus there's 24-hour supervision, and transportation gets arranged for medical visits or errands, which helps keep folks out and about, and if someone only needs help for a little while, like after surgery, there's respite care, which is temporary, and the place has housekeeping and linen service, both for regular cleaning and for things like dry cleaning too, and when it comes to meals, they prepare food that can fit with special diets for allergies or diabetes, and there's a community-style dining experience that encourages everyone to gather, and they've got programs for group activities, like movie nights and communal events, which is good for morale, but there's also privacy in the furnished bedrooms, and it feels homelike, not institutional, which matters when someone wants their own space.
Healthcare coordination's part of the routine, so outside providers work with the staff for medical needs, and emergency alert systems are around for safety, and there's help if someone needs a hand getting in and out of bed or moving from one room to another, and for keeping in touch or entertained, residents can use cable, phone, or Wi-Fi right in their rooms, making it easier to call family or enjoy their own shows, and the outdoor area includes walking paths and a garden, which is good for a bit of fresh air or sitting outside, and inside, there's no pool or spa, but the setting is calm and the daily structure encourages both independence and community, and there's some help for people who need it, without being overbearing, letting each person do as much as they're able, and overall, the place keeps a focus on dignity, comfort, and a steady routine, and though the house is older and sold "as-is," which means there won't be updates or repairs from the seller, Maryland Living - Kathland still offers a home where seniors can feel safe and supported, with a little bit of Baltimore city life around and a lot of simple, practical care inside.
