Scottish Towers II Apartments sits in Dunedin, Florida, right by the water and offers 55+ living with plenty of comforts and extras, and when you live here you get to pick from studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, with floor plans such as the Waverly, Sterling, The Edinburgh, and Heather, each built a little different, with some homes getting new floors, cabinets, and kitchen areas, plus you'll find ceiling fans, air conditioning, window treatments, and even hardwood floors in some units, and there are lots of choices for how long your lease runs, from just one month up to sixteen months, which helps if you're looking for flexibility, and the $500 security deposit is pretty standard for this area. Renters need insurance starting January 1st, 2024, and you can lease your apartment online, plus rental assistance is available through HUD if you qualify. The apartments have dishwashers, disposals, private entries, kitchen windows, and laundry facilities right on site, while elevator access makes it easier for folks with mobility needs, and accessible units are available too if that's something you need.
Now, the thing about Scottish Towers II Apartments is they offer Platinum Service™, which means the staff works to make things smooth and positive for everyone, with 24-hour emergency maintenance and caring management that's consistent, and the place is set up so you're not on your own, with social activities happening all the time-Mardi Gras parties, luaus, card parties, potlucks, trips to horse races, and plenty of exercise classes, something for just about everyone, really, especially with the clubhouse, community rooms, courtyard, and a waterfront gazebo where people relax or catch up. There's a heated swimming pool, and if you want to sit by the water or cast a fishing line, there's a private lighted fishing pier with a nice view, and you can get parking on the property, plus garage options if you need them. They let you have cats and dogs if you follow their rules-some breed and size limits do apply, and there are fees, but pets are welcome here and they even have water or pool views in some units so it's a nice spot for everyone.
Scottish Towers II Apartments runs a bus service that gets residents out to the local shops, the library, and other places of interest, so you don't have to worry about driving if you don't want to, and they keep things locked down with good security features, including round-the-clock maintenance for any issues that pop up, and the community feels pretty active and safe. You'll find stories from people who live there, too, and the place gets mentioned when folks talk about budgeting for senior living-things like paying from savings, insurance, and even veteran's benefits or Medicaid sometimes. The apartments can work for those looking for independent living, and some services may line up with assisted living needs, though there's no memory care or nursing noted here. The spot is close to Honeymoon Island State Park for beach days, hiking, or a trip to the nature center. Scottish Towers II Apartments doesn't claim to have the fanciest features out there, but it covers the basics and a good bit more, focusing on community, comfort, and flexibility for seniors who want to stay social and independent.
