Ingleside Manor

Ingleside Manor is a three-story apartment community specifically designed for older adults who are at least 62 years of age. There are 87 one-bedroom units, five of those units are handicap-accessible units designed to benefit the mobility, hearing, and visually impaired. Ingleside Manor is a subsidized housing community and annual income cannot exceed $22,200.00 for one person. The community is ideally located within a lovely wooded area and in close proximity to restaurants, retail businesses, churches, medical and dental offices, and public transportation. Ingleside Manor features a community room with a kitchen to be used by the residents for a variety of social, educational, and recreational activities. The entry lobby and library area provide a friendly environment for the residents to socialize. There is a computer room set up with computers for the residents to use. A wellness/exercise room is available with elder-friendly equipment. There is also a laundry room equipped with coin-operated washers and dryers and folding tables enabling the residents to do their laundry on-site. The management offices are located on-site for ease of communication for the residents. There are supportive maintenance areas dedicated to the continued maintenance and operation of the community. A Service Coordinator is on staff to assist residents in getting low or no-cost services that help them maintain an independent lifestyle. There are trash collection rooms/chutes on each floor. The community is maintained with a “key fob” front entry system for the residents and an intercom system for the resident’s guests and family. Added security is provided by a camera system throughout the community that can be recorded and readily viewed by the manager. Each resident’s unit is accessed through interior corridors. The typical unit design provides 1 bedroom, a kitchen with a pass-through counter, garbage disposal, refrigerator, range, and vent. The mobility-impaired, accessible units have roll-in showers for ease of access for those residents in wheelchairs. They also have appropriate appliances, counters, sinks, and turning radius to meet the special needs of the mobility impaired.