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Smoking Allowed Outdoors. Additional Amenities Activities Onsite. Activities Provided None specified at this time. A kitchen or kitchenette might be included. The living space includes at a minimum a bathroom, and a living room area. A kitchen or a kitchenette might be included. Disclaimer: The prices, amenities, features and care offered at senior communities are all subject to change; therefore information on this community profile may be out of date.

Please note the costs per community are rough estimates; actual costs may vary depending on special offers and discounts, additional fees for services and care, and availability. Fee Type Assisted Living Community Fee A one-time fee usually up-front that is charged in addition to the monthly charge for the room.

The Resident may have specific dietary or medical needs to monitor as well. For example, the resident needs regular care with personal hygiene or may need modest assistance with transferring. Paying for care Commercial Insurance. Nearby Communities If Charlotte Square isn't quite what you're looking for, take a look at a few other nearby communities that might be a better match. Brookdale Place of So Regency Retirement Legacy Heights Senio The Laurels in the Vill Brighton Gardens of Carriage Club of Char Sunrise on Providenc We think you might like these nearby communities.

They are similar in price, care services, and size as Charlotte Square. Memory Care resident capacity. Brookdale South Charlotte Assisted Living.

Memory Care 82 resident capacity. Elmcroft of Little Avenue Assisted Living. Memory Care 62 resident capacity. See more communities. Learn about how much memory care costs with help from Seniorly. Understanding key services and how much memory care costs per month can help you can make decisions.

What is Memory Care? Memory Care is a senior living community built to care for seniors who have Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. Memory Care FAQ Get the answers to all your questions about memory care communities, so you can be prepared to find the right community for your loved one with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. More Photos of Charlotte Square. Seniorly is not affiliated with the owner or operator s of Charlotte Square. The information above has not been verified or approved by the owner or operator.

For exact details, connect to a Seniorly Local Advisor in Charlotte by calling There is no cost for this service. We are compensated by the community you select. Cream and dusty pink go very well together, but the coolest part is, that the flower at the center really pops up! Take a look below, so that you can admire it! This particular version by Mellandre is on Ravelry. If you need something quick, be sure to try out Easy Granny Stripe Blankets!

As you can see, these beautiful squares by annamoore3 were made in all the colors of the rainbow, so make sure to play with the colors as well! It looks absolutely elegant and so timeless!

You can decorate your living room or bedroom with it. The photos are here. As you can see, the colors are chosen perfectly and they look simply gorgeous! I love the flowers in the center sourranded by pops of color and popcorn stitches here and there.

Each square has the same combination of white flower and grey popcorn square, but the lacy part features different colors. Take inspiration out of this design, and see how you can use it by yourself! Stonewashed yarn is one of the most beautiful ones in the market now, because it creates this lovely rustic feeling. This amazing three by four Charlotte blanket is a great example of how subtle palette can consist of many different colors.

You can see yellows, lilacs and brows there, and they work together perfectly. This particular version by Rinchen is here on Ravelry. Grey and lilac goes very well together, because this palette reminds me of Tuscany and lavender fields.

Take a look at this beautiful example by Doolally20, shown in the photos below. This particular version by Doolally20 is here on Ravelry. This adorable baby blanket showcases the original thinking of its maker, because here lacy part was multiplied to make it bigger.

Instead of joining many squares, the outermost rows were continued to create square blanket. Scalloped edging adds even more charm to it, as you can see in the photos below.

This particular version by Thomas is here on Ravelry. Need easy, but stunning blanket pattern?