K. David Cole Place

K. David Cole Place stands as a three-story building built in 2002 with 65 one-bedroom apartments made for seniors aged 62 and older, and you'll find that these apartments are affordable to those who qualify for HUD-subsidized programs, with residents paying 30% of their income for rent, and all apartments come with a full kitchen with an electric stove and refrigerator, individually controlled heat and air, and some are designed for seniors who need mobility-accessible features like wheelchair accessible showers, though only four units have these adaptations. The property sits close to public transportation, right near Highway 71 and Red Bridge Road, and there's plenty of resident and guest parking. Pets are allowed, including both cats and dogs, but dogs must weigh between 21 and 30 pounds, so larger dogs aren't part of the picture, and the community does allow smoking, though only outside in designated areas-no indoor smoking at all, even in private areas. The building has secure access and offers handy community features: there's a laundry room, a sunlit lobby, indoor and outdoor areas for gathering, and a large covered patio that makes a nice place for small or large gatherings. There's also a community room where people meet for events, and an active Residents Council that puts together social activities and outings. The apartments have utilities metered, and services include onsite service coordination and activity planning for social and devotional activities, with some healthcare support and homecare help if needed. The apartments are all one-bedroom, sized for singles or couples, and designed for easy living and accessibility, especially for those with mobility challenges. If you're looking for affordable housing with a focus on independent living but with access to some support services, and you don't mind the no indoor smoking rule, K. David Cole Place offers a plain, practical kind of living with spaces to gather, stay active, and feel connected.