The Carlin Apartments sits at 4300 N Carlin Springs Rd in Arlington, Virginia, and reaches ten stories high with 162 one and two-bedroom apartments. Some apartments come fully furnished and include utilities, and a few have private off-street parking or underground spaces, which helps when you need a spot close by in bad weather or just want to get things inside without going far. Apartments offer simple comforts like kitchens or kitchenettes, cable TV, dishwashers, washers and dryers, and air conditioning, so days are more comfortable and chores are easier to manage. Residents can choose between studio, one-bedroom, and semi-private suite arrangements, letting you pick what fits your needs. Pets are allowed, a nice touch for folks who want their animals to age with them, and the building's got controlled access along with safety features like sprinkler systems.
This community offers a variety of care levels, going from independent living to help with daily activities or even more medical help if someone needs it. Services cover assisted living, memory care with secure spaces and special programs, and even skilled nursing like rehabilitation or wound care when those become necessary. Personal care assistants help with walking and wheelchairs, meals, cleaning, and laundry services, so daily needs don't pile up. The dining room provides meals, and there's an optional meal program if you want to choose your routine. The building's got parking for guests, wifi, a fitness room, a game or activities room, a salon and barbershop, guest parking, and spaces for social events and crafts, along with health and education programs, which are good when you want to stay active without leaving home.
The Carlin Apartments supports online maintenance requests and electronic rent payment, making things quick for folks who don't want to fuss with paper. The property is managed professionally, and a Resident Benefits Package comes with every unit. The place accepts long-term care insurance, and residents get transportation assistance when needed. Social activities come up often, and the community even matches with local businesses and a project named RHF's Project H.A.N.D.S., showing a bit of connection to the neighborhood. The Carlin Apartments keeps the routine basic and lets people decide what works for them each day, whether that means doing more on their own or asking for more assistance as needs change.
