Segoe Terrace

Segoe Terrace sits at 602 Sawyer Terrace in Madison and has been around since 1978, and the place is about 103,500 square feet with 150 apartment units, mostly one-bedroom, for seniors and people with disabilities who need low-income, affordable housing and it's got section 8 options too. It's a multifamily property that seems to put a lot of focus on independent living, but it also offers assisted living, memory care, home care, and short-term respite care, though there's not much detail about the care services, terms, or names for programs. Folks who live there get various amenities like a community room with a kitchen, a general store, computer and internet access, a library, and an on-site coin laundry, while the whole place stays pet-friendly with some areas set aside for small pets. The building uses a 24-hour security system with emergency pull cords and an intercom entry system, and there's an elevator for easier access and locked mailboxes inside for everyone, along with well-kept grounds and spaces where residents can spend time together. The apartments come with appliances, window coverings, and A/C sleeves, and renters can pick from several spacious floor plans that look up to date yet keep things simple and cozy and there's plenty of natural light. Meals are available, and there's a social service coordinator running social activity programs for residents, but beyond that, not much is shared about other services or special features, so it's mostly straightforward living for folks who want affordable housing that's safe, practical, and not too fancy, with a focus on comfort and some convenience instead of things like big extra services. There's also data on rental and occupancy rates if people want to track history or details, with over 30 different property reports you can get about things like sales, leasing, current rates, ownership, and features, so in that way, Segoe Terrace is built for folks who want to keep life clear, steady, and pretty low-key, with some support but mostly the chance to come and go as they please during the week between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.