Lowell Place is a subsidized senior housing community in Bakersfield, California, serving residents age 62 and older and individuals with mobility or sensory impairments. The community offers spacious one-bedroom apartments of approximately 540 square feet, with some fully accessible units designed for residents with mobility or sensory disabilities.
Rent at Lowell Place is income-based, with residents paying approximately 30% of their adjusted gross income as monthly rent. The remainder is subsidized through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). A Social Service Coordinator is available to assist residents in obtaining services for their personal needs.
The community is ideally located next to the Bakersfield Senior Center in a well-established neighborhood with convenient access to grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, shopping, medical facilities, churches, and public transportation.
Lowell Place features two elevators providing building-wide accessibility, two parking lots including handicap-designated spaces, and a shared laundry center with coin-operated washers and dryers on the ground floor. The building has secure intercom-controlled entry and locked mailboxes for each apartment.
The community welcomes pets; fish and birds are allowed without a deposit, while residents may keep one small dog or cat with a pet deposit (minimum $50, maximum $150). The community maintains a waiting list for new applicants.