Oxford Park Towers of Berkley sits at 2345 Oxford Road in a quiet residential neighborhood, surrounded by tree-lined streets and landscaped grounds where seniors can walk or enjoy the outdoors, and with a park-like setting, folks get nice views from their private balconies, looking out over well-kept lawns and gardens. The building itself went up in 1975 and has 216 apartment homes, all for people aged 55 and older, with choices between spacious one or two-bedroom layouts, nine floor plans in total, and each apartment offers enough closet space and modern finishes, plus the usual features like heat, water, and electricity all included in the rent, which can help keep life simple, and there are same-floor laundry facilities so nobody has to go down the stairs or worry about finding a machine far off, which sometimes happens in bigger buildings. The community doesn't allow pets, so residents shouldn't expect to bring their animals, which might be a comfort for some folks and a disappointment for others. Amenities for the residents include an elevator, fitness center, a social room for gatherings, and a resident library, which makes it easy to find something to do inside during cold months, and the landscaping outside provides a calm space for those who like sunshine and fresh air.
Staff here focus on helping residents get the specific care they need, offering different types of care services according to what each person wants, and keeping an eye on making sure service stays good, while maintaining a friendly, welcoming place to live-something that can really make a difference for anyone wanting a sense of community. There are regular monthly social events, letting residents get together and meet neighbors, and that helps create a neighborhood feeling even though you're in a multi-family building. With 119,520 square feet covering the property, there's plenty of room for people to spread out a bit and not feel boxed in, and the apartment homes themselves are designed to fit various needs, so folks can pick what suits them best. The community sits just about 1.5 miles from William Beaumont Hospital, so getting to appointments isn't hard, and it's pretty close to major highways and downtown Berkley, where you can find restaurants, shops, and some entertainment, which is nice if you still want to get out and about but don't want to drive too far. No pets are allowed.
Utility services, property history, rent rates, ownership information, and site characteristics are kept on record for anyone interested in those details, which makes it easy to find out how things have changed over time or what the average rent might've been before moving in, and occupancy rates-both monthly and yearly-are tracked, helping give a sense of how popular or stable the community's been. Residents get access to all the usual apartment amenities, as well as well-kept common areas, with extra touches like a fitness center and a nice gathering space for social events. For folks wanting independent living without the headaches of home maintenance, Oxford Park Towers tries to keep things friendly, simple, and comfortable, with dedicated staff, a focus on supporting seniors' needs, and the feeling of a small community all tucked into a quiet, pleasant setting in Berkley.
