Coleman Place Apartments
2320 Coleman Rd,
Anniston, AL 36207
$1,090 Total Monthly Price
2 Beds 12 Month Lease
Westminster Apartments is a HUD-subsidized, 6 story apartment complex. Rent is based on 30% of your income. Out of pocket medical expenses can help to reduce your rent. A security deposit (equaling your monthly rent) is paid at move in. All utilities (except for telephone and cable) are furnished. These apartments are for the elderly, 62 and older. We have 10 units for those under 62 (requiring a handicap accessible unit on the first floor). However, those 10 units are filled and there is a waiting list for those units. All apartments consist of one bedroom, living room, kitchen, nice size bath, and a storage room. Each apartment has three closets; one in the bedroom, one in the hall, and a linen closet in the bathroom. Each unit has 2 smoke detectors as well as a sprinkler system throughout the building. Each resident is supplied with an emergency pendant to wear in the event of an emergency. There is a large lounge/library/T.V. room on the first floor. There is a recreation room provided for resident activities. Each resident has a personal (locked) mailbox in the lobby area. Each floor has a public balcony. A laundry room with card reader machines is located on the first floor. The apartments are conveniently located to all your daily needs: stores, shops, restaurants, medical facilities. Westminster Apartments are under the professional management of Mansermar.
Westminster Apartments Senior Apartments is an apartment community located in Calhoun County and the 36201 ZIP Code. This area is served by the Anniston City School District attendance zone.
Unique Features
Laundry Facilities
Furnished Units Available
Elevator
Lounge
Air Conditioning
Island Kitchen
Refrigerator
Tub/Shower
Tile Floors
Smoke Free
Furnished
Heating
Anniston, Alabama carries a proud past and an evolving present that together make it one of northeast Alabama's most interesting cities to call home. Situated in Calhoun County at the foot of the Appalachian foothills, the city earned the nickname "The Model City" in the late 1800s after being purpose-built as a privately planned industrial town, a distinction few cities in the South can claim. That architectural legacy still shows up in the streets of downtown Anniston, where stately historic buildings stand alongside locally rooted businesses and community anchors.
Neighborhoods across Anniston range from established residential corridors with mature trees and traditional character to more transitional pockets closer to the city center. Fort McClellan, the former U.S. Army installation now being redeveloped, continues to shape the city's economic and cultural future, while Jacksonville State University, just a short drive away, adds an educational influence to the broader region.
Learn more about living in Anniston| Colleges & Universities | Distance | ||
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| Drive: | 21 min | 12.6 mi | |
| Drive: | 41 min | 26.1 mi | |
| Drive: | 40 min | 27.5 mi |
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