Disabled parking spaces in Raleigh, North Carolina

Marsh Ridge Park Apartments, located at 2404 Hill Street in Raleigh, North Carolina, is a thriving community managed by WAJ Management. We are dedicated to contributing to the local economy and community by providing high-quality housing options in expanding areas. Our goal is to stimulate growth and prosperity in the region, and we take pride in the communities we have helped to prosper. Come see for yourself why Marsh Ridge Park Apartments is the perfect place to call home in Raleigh.

Sassafras All Children's Playground is a popular tourist attraction located at 3808 Edwards Mill Road in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. This inclusive playground is designed for children of all abilities to play and have fun together. The playground is managed by Director Michele Cordaro and Assistant Director Alyssa Drake. Visitors can request rentals online through RecLink or by contacting the facility directly. Please note that all requests are subject to staff approval, and payment is required to confirm reservations. Make sure to receive confirmation of your payment to finalize your reservation. Come and enjoy a day of play and laughter at Sassafras All Children's Playground!

Sertoma Arts Center, located at 1400 West Millbrook Road in Raleigh, North Carolina, is a vibrant and creative destination for artists of all ages and abilities. The center features three exhibit spaces that showcase work by local artists, with exhibits changing every other month. Offering a wide range of visual and performing arts programs, Sertoma includes classes in painting, drawing, ceramics, metalworking, printmaking, glass, and sewing. After completing a qualifying program, students have the opportunity to purchase a membership, granting access to Sertoma's ceramic, metalworking, or painting studio. The center is committed to making the arts accessible to individuals with disabilities and creating an inclusive environment for all participants.

Washington Terrace Apartments, located at 1951 Booker Drive in Raleigh, North Carolina, holds a special place in history as the first rental community built in Raleigh for African American middle-class families and professionals in 1950. Today, it continues to be a vibrant community, home to over 164 individuals who value its strong sense of community, history, and pride. The Village at Washington Terrace offers 162 affordable apartment homes for families and individuals with household incomes at or below 60% of the area median income. With one-, two-, and three-bedroom options available, residents can enjoy a variety of building types including garden and townhome style apartments. The community also features a community center with on-site management offices, social and gathering areas, laundry facilities, a business center, fitness room, and an office for family supportive services staff. Outdoor amenities include children's play areas, community gardens, a picnic shelter, and grills for residents to enjoy.