Abingdon Senior Housing - Abingdon Gardens

This is a low income apartment provided by Catholic Charities.

The government gives funds directly to this apartment owner.

They charge lower rent for low income persons.

Contact this apartment for low renthousing with subsidized government low income rates.

Call 410-569-3630 for more information.

Abingdon Gardens, a Catholic Charities Senior Community, offers 76 one-bedroom, rent-assisted apartments for seniors.

The community is located in eastern Harford County and is accessible from I-95 and Route 40.

The property is located at St. Clair Drive at the intersection of Singer Road just off Emmorton Road in Abingdon.

The site provides convenient access for shopping, banking, medical care, recreation, and places of worship in the immediate area.

Services and AmenitiesExercise classesResident AssociationService Coordination - On-site Information and ReferralCraft roomResident computer centerMultipurpose roomLaundry room and loungePersonal emergency response systemIntercom and Controlled entry systemUnits wired for telephone and cable television serviceElevatorParkingIncome EligibilityYour gross income is an essential factor to qualifying you for residency in any of our communities.

The u.s. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) sets the income limits. The established maximum annual income limits (per household) are:    All HUD properties (except Starner Hill): $29,250 for one person and $33,400 for two persons    Starner Hill:  $26,050 for one person and $29,800 for two persons    Tax Credit*: $35,100 for one person and $40,080 for two persons    *Tax Credit Properties also have a minimum annual income to qualify. Our tax credit communities are everall gardens, kessler park and st. Mark's apartments. In HUD properties, residents pay 30% of their adjusted gross income in rent. In tax credit properties, residents' rent is based on the apartment type regardless of individual income. Age EligibilityAn applicant must be 62 years old or older at the time of application to apply to all but five of Catholic Charities' buildings.  The five buildings that accept non-elderly disabled persons* are Basilica Place, Coursey Station, DePaul House, Starner Hill and St. Charles house. *non-elderly disabled persons are persons that qualify for units specifically designed for physically handicapped or mobility impaired persons under the age of 62 years old. ScreeningAn investigative report by a registered Consumer Reporting Agency (CRA) will be conducted on each applicant for credit, rental, criminal and sex offender history.  Applicants must meet the established housing criteria set forth in Catholic Charities' Tenant Selection Plan to be eligible for housing.

This apartment accepts HUD subsidies.For HUD subsidized apartments, if you qualify for low income housing and they have available apartments, rent is based on 30% of your Adjusted Gross Income.Call for details.
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