Pine Terrace II Apartments

Pine Terrace II Apartments is a family-owned senior living place that's managed by Mount Pleasant Housing Authority, and folks living there must be over 55 or have a disability, so there's a special atmosphere of respect and understanding, and you'll see 76 one-bedroom units each with a living-dining space, full kitchens, their own bathrooms, patios, and outside storage, which is handy for folks who need a bit of extra room for things they don't use every day, and you don't have to worry about parking because there's free spaces right in front of each home, which makes coming and going pretty easy, and there's on-site laundry machines and a community room used for classes and group events that help bring people together. Residents get to live independently but still have support for things like bathing, getting dressed, and managing their medicine when they need it, and the caring, friendly staff are there to help with everyday needs, plus if someone can't leave their bed, the staff make sure they get to enjoy special event visits too. The apartments are kept clean-visitors notice it right away-and each unit has high-efficiency heating and air conditioning, so you'll be comfortable in any season, and though you pay for your own electric, all other utilities are included, and the apartments are all electric so nobody gets stuck with a gas bill. The place is pet friendly, with a big walking area, and there's a pavilion with an outdoor grill and picnic tables, so it's easy to spend time outside or walk your dog, and there are playgrounds for grandkids or visitors. There are community activities planned by a full-time activity director, and these are meant to keep everyone engaged-whether it's physically, mentally, or emotionally-and spiritual support is easy to find since there are 20 places of worship nearby and there are onsite devotional services as well. People who need help with memory care or assisted living get support here, and nutritious meals are made by chefs and meal planners who use good ingredients, with plenty of choices, and if residents need to get out there's shuttle service, public transportation, and other rides available for trips and field trips, plus having 34 restaurants, cafes, and several parks close by means you don't run out of things to do or places to eat. There are arrangements with pharmacies and nearby doctors-14 physicians and five drug stores-to help with getting medicine and healthcare, and a hospital's not far for emergencies. Rent is below market and some subsidies are possible, though there are income restrictions, and each apartment is only for up to two people. The community hosts all sorts of outings, has its own beauty salon, and keeps a lively, supportive feeling going, and folks can pick from several housing types, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, or congregate living, so it fits different needs as people age. There's reliable Wi-Fi and high-speed internet to connect with family or just spend time online, and residents get plenty of chances to talk with neighbors or join onsite classes and events in the community room, which makes it easy to stay in touch and find something to do every day, and while the apartments are all one-bedroom, there's always a sense of community along with privacy when you need it.