Affordable 1 bedroom apartments for the elderly and disabled

Aberdeen MD

16 September, 2020

4:55 PM

Description

Burton Manor Apartments is a midrise apartment community in Aberdeen, MD nestled in a neighborhood of quiet roads and Victorian Style homes. The property has been designated by HUD for the elderly and disabled and we pride ourselves on our ability to provide seniors with an affordable and comfortable living environment. Rent is income based and includes with the rent are trash, recycling and water. Our quaint community consists entirely of one-bedroom homes in a park like setting. Our one bedroom apartments are a cozy and affordable place to call home and feature individually controlled heating/AC, ample closet space, 24-hour on-site laundry, controlled building access, elevators to every floor and a professional staff. Residents will enjoy socializing with one another in the community room and adjacent lobby. Or, if eager for a quiet setting, relaxing at the gazebo along our wooded lot. The community is convenient to shopping and the Aberdeen Circulator Yellow Line picks up at our front door. The Resident selection criteria includes: -The head of household must be 62 years of age or older or under 62 with a HUD defined disability. -Maximum household income cannot exceed $36,400 annually for one occupant and $41,600 for two occupants. -Must have good credit, pass a criminal background check, have excellent landlord references and home visit. -Complete Tenant Selection Plan is available upon request. Applying is easy! -Call, email or stop by for an application -Completed applications can be delivered in person or mailed to 601 Cornell Street, Aberdeen, MD 21001 Applications that meet our criteria are placed on the waiting list in the order of date and time received. Vacancies are filled from our waiting list in order of application date and following the successful completion of the eligibility process. Burton Manor Apartments complies with all federal, state and local fair housing and civil rights laws and with all equal opportunity requirements as required by law, including without limitation HUD administrative procedures. Federal laws forbid discrimination based on race, color, creed, religion, sex, age, handicap, familial status, national origin, gender preference, or sexual orientation. Discrimination against a particular social or economic class is also prohibited.