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EL CAMINO GARDENS

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Location

2426 Garfield Ave

Phone Number
(916) 488-5722
Rent

$462 - $996*/month

Program Type

Retirement Community

Street Address

2426 Garfield Ave, Carmichael, CA, 95608

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CARMICHAEL OTHER EL CAMINO GARDENS

Rio Garden

Rio Garden

Public Housing

The Project Has 7 Total Buildings. The Units Consists Of Both Public Housing And Section 8 Apartment Units.

$462 - $996*/month
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Sun River

Sun River

Public Housing

The Project Has 15 Total Buildings. The Units Consists Of Both Public Housing And Section 8 Apartment Units.

$462 - $996*/month
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Fairwood Apartments

Fairwood Apartments

Low Income Housing

Fairwood Apartments Has 86 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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Sierra Sunrise Senior Apartments Ii

Sierra Sunrise Senior Apartments Ii

Low Income Housing

Sierra Sunrise Senior Apartments Ii Has 20 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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Sutter Place

Sutter Place

Low Income Housing

Sutter Place Has 47 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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Fairwood

Fairwood

Section 8 Housing

Fairwood Has 86 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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Kenneth Park

Kenneth Park

Section 8 Housing

Kenneth Park Has 71 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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Sierra Sunrise

Sierra Sunrise

Section 8 Housing

Sierra Sunrise Has 114 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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The Groves At Manzanita

The Groves At Manzanita

Section 8 Housing

The Groves At Manzanita Has 47 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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Aegis of Carmichael - Assisted Living

Aegis of Carmichael - Assisted Living

Retirement Community

Aegis of Carmichael - Assisted Living Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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AMERICAN RIVER CARE CENTER

AMERICAN RIVER CARE CENTER

Retirement Community

AMERICAN RIVER CARE CENTER Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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Carmichael Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care

Carmichael Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care

Retirement Community

Carmichael Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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ESKATON CARE CENTER MANZANITA

ESKATON CARE CENTER MANZANITA

Retirement Community

ESKATON CARE CENTER MANZANITA Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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ESKATON VILLAGE CARE CENTER

ESKATON VILLAGE CARE CENTER

Retirement Community

ESKATON VILLAGE CARE CENTER Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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HORIZON WEST - CARMICHAEL

HORIZON WEST - CARMICHAEL

Retirement Community

HORIZON WEST - CARMICHAEL Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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Mc Guire Guest Home

Mc Guire Guest Home

Retirement Community

Mc Guire Guest Home Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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MISSION CARMICHAEL HEALTHCARE CENTER

MISSION CARMICHAEL HEALTHCARE CENTER

Retirement Community

MISSION CARMICHAEL HEALTHCARE CENTER Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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MOUNTAIN MANOR

MOUNTAIN MANOR

Retirement Community

MOUNTAIN MANOR Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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ROSEWOOD POST ACUTE REHABILITATION

ROSEWOOD POST ACUTE REHABILITATION

Retirement Community

ROSEWOOD POST ACUTE REHABILITATION Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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WINDSOR EL CAMINO CARE CENTER

WINDSOR EL CAMINO CARE CENTER

Retirement Community

WINDSOR EL CAMINO CARE CENTER Has 1 Units Available

$462 - $996*/month
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