Betmar Village

Betmar Village sits in the Betmar LaVilla neighborhood in Atlanta, GA, and offers affordable one-bedroom rentals for seniors age 62 and older, with income restrictions like a $40,000 annual limit. The building is owned and run by National Church Residences and has controlled access for safety, elevator service, emergency pull cords in every unit, and units fitted out with electric or gas heat, air conditioning, ceiling fans, and either carpet or tile floors. Residents use updated kitchens that come with black appliances including an oven, range, and refrigerator, and rent covers utilities like water, gas, sewage, heat, and hot water. Handicap accessibility is standard, from the units to all community shared areas, so moving around is easier for everyone. Small dogs and cats are welcome, though large dogs are not, and with the wooded views, lounge lawn, park area with a gazebo, clubhouse, and outdoor common spaces, there's room for residents and pets to relax outside. The community room offers kitchen space for gatherings, and there's an on-site laundry facility for all to use. Parking is available for both residents and guests. Betmar Village provides legal protections, including for LGBTQ+ residents and protections based on income source. In addition to these apartment benefits, Betmar Village works as part of a larger effort that links families with local senior living experts to help them find options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing homes, and in-home care, all at no cost to families, with more community information like pricing and detailed amenities provided after an inquiry.

Betmar Village is managed by National Church Residences.

Founded in 1961 by Rev. John Glenn, National Church Residences is the nation's largest non-profit senior housing provider, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. Operating 360 communities across 25 states, they serve over 60,000 seniors through independent living, assisted living, memory care, and home health services. Rooted in Christian values of compassionate service.