Historic Blue Bell Lofts is a senior living apartment community located right in Columbia City, Indiana. Each spacious 1 & 2-bedroom apartment features some of the original aspects of the Blue Bell building including exposed brick, 10 - 20 foot ceilings, restored windows and more!
Residents can enjoy amenities that fit every lifestyle - an inviting community room, craft room, fitness center, and business center with a library and billiards tables.Wind down and relax in our courtyard or enjoy the raised garden beds. Call today to find if you qualify for our affordable rates! Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to call Historic Blue Bell Lofts - home!
Residents can enjoy amenities that fit every lifestyle - an inviting community room, craft room, fitness center, and business center with a library and billiards tables.Wind down and relax in our courtyard or enjoy the raised garden beds. Call today to find if you qualify for our affordable rates! Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to call Historic Blue Bell Lofts - home!
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At Blue Bell, you'll feel right at home with amazing amenities that make it easy to live - and hard to leave. But there's so much more to Historic Blue Bell Lofts than just modern style, comfortable living and efficient appliances. Community amenities make it just as amazing outside as it is on the inside.
At Blue Bell, there's an apartment to fit everyone - and every budget. Choose from 3 different floor plans, including 1 and 2 bedroom layouts specifically designed to add a modern touch to comfortable apartment living. To qualify for affordable housing at Historic Blue Bell Lofts, your gross annual income must be at or below 60% of County Median Income (CMI).
In 1986, the federal government implemented the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC), to shift the burden of providing for households with low to moderate incomes from the government to the private sector. In exchange for providing housing for low-to moderate-income households, the private sector receives tax credits - dollar for dollar reductions in income taxes.
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Robert Ford
Jun 20, 2021
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John Rupprecht
Feb 07, 2021
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Nice place to live. Good neighbors. Many things to do. Check it out.
UPDATE AS OF 2/03/2021 If my review led you here I am sorry. Things have taken a turn for the worst. Management no longer follows the rules set forth in their lease or their rule book. Not even sure if my copy of the rules are in compliance anymore. Under age tenants are now a reality, along with criminal problems which now seems to be more frequent. Here is hoping things will only improve in the future. Will follow with future updates if things improve. After nine heart attacks and two strokes my disability is a real issue for
UPDATE AS OF 2/03/2021 If my review led you here I am sorry. Things have taken a turn for the worst. Management no longer follows the rules set forth in their lease or their rule book. Not even sure if my copy of the rules are in compliance anymore. Under age tenants are now a reality, along with criminal problems which now seems to be more frequent. Here is hoping things will only improve in the future. Will follow with future updates if things improve. After nine heart attacks and two strokes my disability is a real issue for
Karen Bradtmiller
Aug 02, 2019
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My mother lives there, it is the worse place she has ever lived. You can hear everything, I mean everything the people above or below you do or say due to no sound barrier between the floors, so that means they can hear everything you do or say. The management is never there or if you can catch them good luck on them helping you with anything or knowing anything. If you are planning on sleeping... ever...do not live here!!! I've never seen so many dogs in an apartment complex. With dogs that means a lot of barking day and night. I gave it 1 star only because it is a pretty building if you like
Karen Brewer
Nov 01, 2018
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Tommy Greenwood
Sep 27, 2018
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Gina Carle
Sep 26, 2018
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Cory Aspy
Jul 01, 2017
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Village OnWater
Jan 06, 2017
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I think it's exciting that this piece of history will be rehabilitated and once again be a productive part of the community. Not only will the Blue Bell Lofts be improving the tax base for the city, a clear economic positive, it will also be providing much needed affordable, senior living housing. It's always such a shame to see historic properties condemned and torn down. I applaud The Commonwealth Companies for taking on this project and turning lemons into lemonade :)
