Glen Hazel High Rise

945 Roselle Court, Pittsburgh, PA

About Glen Hazel High Rise

The Bernice Washington Crawley High Rise is located in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Hazelwood. Glen Hazel is minutes way from the city’s most popular shopping districts, including The Waterfront in Homestead, Squirrel Hill, Oakland and West Mifflin (Century III). The High Rise is a well-secured, newly renovated building with spacious one- and two-bedroom units to accommodate everyone’s needs. Services available to the residents include the food bank, Senior Services and a lunch program.

Amenities

16 Accessible Units

97 units

Newly renovated apartments equipped with Stove and Refrigerator
Gas, Electric and Water included
Carpeted units
Individually controlled heat and air conditioning
Controlled building access with electronic key FOB system
Intercom System
Security Guard on Duty 3:00 pm until 7:00 am; 24 hours Saturday and Sundays
Security Cameras located in common areas
Laundry Room
Community Room
Lobby sitting area
Parking
Access to public transportation
Property Manager on-site

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Programs/Services

CitiParks
Provider: CitiParks
Location: 945 Roselle Court, 1st Floor
Program Description: Provides congregate meals served daily in the dining room. Also provides recreation/activities (on/off site), weekly shopping trips, information and referral services, and registration for ACCESS and OPT Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Food Pantry
Provider: Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
Location: 945 Roselle Court, 1st Floor
Program Description: Food distribution to Bernice Crawley residents.
Senior Living Enhancement Program
Provider: Ursuline Senior Services
Location: 945 Roselle Court, 1^st Floor
Program Description: To improve resident’s overall quality of life, improve resident’s overall health and well being. Improve human services to older adult and disabled residents. Increase social and recreational activities. Expand the capacity of resident councils, and improve linkages between residents and available community resources.