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Highlandtown Plaza Co-op
155 Grundy St, Baltimore, MD 21224
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About Highlandtown Plaza Co-op in Baltimore, Maryland
Highlandtown Plaza is conveniently located along the main road in the Highlandtown neighborhood of Baltimore, MD, right across from a local shopping center with a supermarket, dollar store and several dining establishments. Bus stops served by a CityLink route to downtown Baltimore and Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center are also located nearby.
Recognized by the National Affordable Housing Management Association as a NAHMA Community of Quality, Highlandtown Plaza offers affordable independent living to seniors aged 62 and older. The two-story building has 74 one-bedroom apartments equipped with air-conditioning and personal 24-hour emergency call systems to keep residents comfortable and safe. Mobility accessible units are available, and pets under 20 pounds are permitted.
The amenities and community activities at Highlandtown Plaza offer seniors opportunities for recreation and socialization. The building has three interior courtyards for a secure outdoor environment, and each floor has lounges for relaxing or visiting with neighbors. Residents are also welcome to join bingo and other events held in the large community room.
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Reviews of Highlandtown Plaza Co-op in Baltimore, Maryland
3.0
(1 review)
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4.0
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3.0
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4.0
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Henry
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June 10, 2022
What I like best about Highlandtown Plaza Co-op is its location. There's a shopping center across the street, and it's close to bus lines. The staff does what they can to try to get things to operate according to the house rules. Some people do their own cooking here; some (like myself) get food through Meals on Wheels or go to restaurants around the place. There's even one across the street. They are opening up the activities again as for the past two years, they were shut down. They have game nights and Zumba. They are now setting up a walk program. We also have three courtyards, where they have cookouts. They are on the verge of renovating the place shortly, like painting, remodeling the apartments, and making some changes. We have an outside vendor for cleaning and we have what's called a floor representative that you can go to if you have a problem in your apartment. You present that problem to them, and then they'll look into it and correct it as needed. I think no matter where you live, there are always going to be certain problems since you're dealing with different people with different personalities and attitudes. You need to adjust to that. To me, this place is average.
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