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MANORCARE HEALTH SERVICES-CARLISLE

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Location

940 Walnut Bottom Rd

Phone Number
(717) 249-0085
Rent

$262 - $508*/month

Program Type

Retirement Community

Street Address

940 Walnut Bottom Rd, Carlisle, PA, 17015

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Carlisle Family Apartments

Carlisle Family Apartments

Public Housing

The Project Has 31 Total Buildings. The Units Consists Of Both Public Housing And Section 8 Apartment Units.

$262 - $508*/month
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13 E High St

13 E High St

Low Income Housing

13 E High St Has 5 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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Dawn Ridge

Dawn Ridge

Low Income Housing

Dawn Ridge Has 58 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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East Gate Apartments

East Gate Apartments

Low Income Housing

East Gate Apartments Has 40 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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Hanover Street Senior Apartments

Hanover Street Senior Apartments

Low Income Housing

Hanover Street Senior Apartments Has 9 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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Historic Molly Pitcher

Historic Molly Pitcher

Low Income Housing

Historic Molly Pitcher Has 8 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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Historic Molly Pitcher Ph Ii

Historic Molly Pitcher Ph Ii

Low Income Housing

Historic Molly Pitcher Ph Ii Has 8 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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Middlesex Apartments

Middlesex Apartments

Low Income Housing

Middlesex Apartments Has 19 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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Stevens Affordable Housing

Stevens Affordable Housing

Low Income Housing

Stevens Affordable Housing Has 17 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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One West Penn

One West Penn

Section 8 Housing

One West Penn Has 130 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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The Flats At Factory Square

The Flats At Factory Square

Section 8 Housing

The Flats At Factory Square Has 3 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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CHAPEL POINTE AT CARLISLE

CHAPEL POINTE AT CARLISLE

Retirement Community

CHAPEL POINTE AT CARLISLE Has 1 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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CHURCH OF GOD HOME, INC

CHURCH OF GOD HOME, INC

Retirement Community

CHURCH OF GOD HOME, INC Has 1 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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CLAREMONT NRC OF CUMBERLAND CO

CLAREMONT NRC OF CUMBERLAND CO

Retirement Community

CLAREMONT NRC OF CUMBERLAND CO Has 1 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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CUMBERLAND CROSSINGS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY

CUMBERLAND CROSSINGS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY

Retirement Community

CUMBERLAND CROSSINGS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Has 1 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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FOREST PARK HEALTH CENTER

FOREST PARK HEALTH CENTER

Retirement Community

FOREST PARK HEALTH CENTER Has 1 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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SARAH A TODD MEMORIAL HOME

SARAH A TODD MEMORIAL HOME

Retirement Community

SARAH A TODD MEMORIAL HOME Has 1 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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THORNWALD HOME

THORNWALD HOME

Retirement Community

THORNWALD HOME Has 1 Units Available

$262 - $508*/month
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