St Mary's Roland View Towers

St Mary's Roland View Towers, known also as St Mary's Roland View Towers I & II Affordable Living, sits in Baltimore, Maryland, near places like the Maryland Institute College of Art, parks, pharmacies, and churches, so there's a lot nearby if residents like to get out. This high-rise community has 209 apartments in older but well-kept buildings, and people here seem to enjoy a friendly neighborhood with a welcoming spirit. The place offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, all meant for adults 55 and up, with low income housing supported by HUD and several programs like Section 8 and the 202 loan program, with extra help from the Baltimore Housing Authority. People who need a bit more help, like with memory care or assisted living, can get support with things like medication, dressing, or diabetic care, while others who want more independence find active adult apartments and communities where they can still do most things on their own. Residents get health services including ambulatory, diabetic, and incontinence care, along with meals, dining, and a beautician on-site. Safety and comfort get some thought too since there are elevators, wheelchair ramps, accessible parking, and common areas both inside and out, plus a 24/7 reception desk and an on-site services coordinator. The apartments have features like bathtubs and allow pets-both cats and dogs that are under 30 pounds, and smoking is allowed outdoors for those who want it. Folks can join devotional activities either on the property or off-site, take part in social and recreational activities, and use transportation services for getting to appointments and other outings. There is parking for residents, and the community welcomes both seniors and families in certain areas, making it a choice for different groups. The broader property also includes other names like Bolton North Apartments for Seniors, Lakeview Towers, Foxwell Memorial Affordable Apartments, and places called Gilmor Homes and Uplands II, all focused on low income support. St Mary's Roland View Towers emphasizes public, non-profit housing with income restrictions, so people who qualify can find a place that's both affordable and simple, where they can relax, socialize, and get help as needed without the pressure to fit into some fancy mold.