Sharlo Terrace
4915 Alvin Dark Drive, Baton Rouge, LA
(4.0) 2 Reviews
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Overview
Sharlo Terrace, situated in the “Tiger Land” area at 4915 Alvin Dark Drive, provides a tranquil living environment for elderly and disabled residents. Built in 1977, the property consists of 78 units across 20 buildings, including 46 studio and 32 one-bedroom apartments. These apartments are designed in flat duplex and fourplex styles, with select units offering handicapped accessible and visually/hearing-impaired features.
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Amenities & Care Offered
Community
Well-lit grounds
Spacious landscaped grounds
Onsite laundry facility
Large community center
Council on Aging Senior Center
Onsite computer lab
Room
Studio and 1-bedroom units
Handicapped accessible units
Visually/Hearing-impaired features
Spacious floor plan
Large windows
Miniblinds
Front and rear porch
Air conditioner
Heating
Large eat-in kitchen
Refrigerator
Range/oven
Range hood vent
Outside storage room
Bathrooms with ceramic tile
Bathtub with solid surface surround
Vanity and medicine cabinet
Heater/Vent light combo
Fire extinguisher
Smoke alarms
Social
Resident programs and events
Services
Onsite management
Onsite maintenance
24-hour emergency maintenance
Lunch served weekdays
Social service coordinator
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Location
Sharlo Terrace
4915 Alvin Dark Drive, Baton Rouge, LA
Sharlo Terrace is located in the "Tiger Land" area of Baton Rouge, near Louisiana State University (LSU). This location offers residents convenient access to the university's resources and cultural events. The community is situated on the LSU bus line, providing easy transportation around the campus and city. Baton Rouge, as the state capital, features a mix of urban and suburban environments with numerous parks, shopping centers, and hospitals. The area experiences a humid subtropical climate, with warm summers and mild winters. The community benefits from its proximity to essential amenities, while off-duty city police patrol enhances safety and security.
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