Senior living in Phoenix, AZ

Maryvale Parkway Terrace

4545 N Maryvale Parkway, Phoenix, AZ 85031

1 bedroomApprox. 520 sq ft

Get to know the community

Garden-style one-bedroom housing for seniors and people with disabilities.

Maryvale Parkway Terrace is a two-story garden-style community with 108 one-bedroom apartments, each approximately 520 square feet. Homes accommodate up to two people. The City of Phoenix identifies the community for seniors age 62 or older and people with disabilities, with rent tied to household income through HUD-subsidized housing.

Electricity, water and other utilities are included except cable and telephone. Residents pay a $2 monthly laundry-facility fee. The city’s pre-application places applicants on a waiting list and gives priority first to elderly applicants, then disabled applicants ages 50–61, followed by other disabled applicants. One pet per household is allowed under type, size and breed rules; assistance animals follow a separate accommodation process.

Spaces & layouts

Floor plans.

Floor plans for Maryvale Parkway Terrace
Layout	Bedrooms	Approx. area
One bedroom	1 bedroom	Approx. 520 sq ft

Advertised rent.

Income-based rent: HUD-subsidized housing with rent based on household income.

Monthly charges.

Laundry-facility fee
$2
monthly
Mandatory fee for use of the community laundry facility.

Pets.

Pet household: One pet per household, subject to type, size and breed limits. Assistance animals use the reasonable-accommodation process separately.

Utilities & internet.

Utilities: Utilities are included except cable and telephone.

Application & insurance.

Housing eligibility: Housing for seniors age 62 or older and persons with disabilities.
Household size: No more than two people in a one-bedroom apartment.
Application process: The pre-application places applicants on the chosen housing waiting list; applicants must be at least 18 years old.
Waiting-list priorities: Elderly applicants age 62 or older receive first priority, followed by disabled near-elderly applicants ages 50–61, then non-elderly disabled applicants.
Application screening: Adult household members are screened for criminal history, former-landlord debts, evictions and previous subsidized housing. Criminal history is reviewed individually except in limited circumstances.
Verification documents: The housing department requires supporting verification or proof for application statements.
Waiting-list updates: Changes to address, phone, household composition or income must be reported in writing for each property application; contact by mail is part of the waiting-list process.