Tabco Towers stands as a 22-story high-rise for people aged 62 and older who want affordable senior apartments in the heart of Towson, Maryland, and you'll find it off Joppa Road not far from major highways like I-695, I-95, and I-83, right within walking distance to Towson Town Center Mall, restaurants, and bus and light rail stops for an easy trip into Baltimore City so getting around is pretty simple. The building's got 200 studio and one-bedroom apartments that have big wall-to-wall windows giving panoramic views of Towson, Loch Raven Village, and Delaney Valley, plus walk-in closets, easy-care plank floors, bright rooms with good natural light, and kitchens and bathrooms that have been freshly updated.
Living here, you'll see a green certified community where rent includes utilities for a savings that can make things easier on the budget, and since it's a Section 8 (202) Community, rent is usually set at 30% of a resident's adjusted monthly income which helps a lot for very low-income seniors who want to live independently. There are fire alarms and smoke detectors in the apartments, and there's at least one accessible unit for folks who need that. A community room and onsite community center let neighbors gather for the packed calendar of resident events and activities, while a patio gives you a place to enjoy the outdoors. Residents can do laundry onsite and make use of private off-street parking, mail delivery is right in the building, and the community has elevators for all those floors.
The staff at Tabco Towers includes a service team that's known to be helpful and ready to assist, and they offer support and assistance to residents as needed, making it possible for seniors to stay active and live as independently as possible. It's a pet-friendly place, so residents can bring their four-legged friends, and the complex is non-smoking for health and safety. Management is handled by FPI Management, and you'll find a tenant selection plan plus a variety of floor plans, photos, and a map on their online pages. The building's been here since 1974, with a strong record of occupancy, and offers a secure, convenient setting for seniors who want city views, simple comforts, supportive services, and easy access to Towson's shops, dining, and entertainment.
