A 40+ Year Legacy

Our Story

Roland Park Place residence buildings at sunset framed by autumn trees
Roland Park Place sign reading A Continuing Care Retirement Community, 830 W. 40th Street, with the building behind

Roland Park Place is proud to be a Baltimore City institution—and sought-after retirement destination—for more than 40 years. In many ways, our retirement community history is a natural product of the Roland Park Place neighborhood history surrounding us.

Roland Park itself was one of the first planned suburban residential communities in the country, as evidenced by its scenic tree-lined streets, meandering walking paths, and charming homes. That same resident-centered thought and care have gone into the design of Roland Park Place.

Our culture, too, is an organic extension of our cosmopolitan neighborhood setting. The boundless cultural, creative, and social opportunities on our campus and in our midst attract the diverse group of people who give our community its distinctive appeal. From our founding in 1984, the Roland Park Place community—from staff and services to our campus design—has been thoughtfully maintained to encourage intelligent, inquisitive, imaginative minds to engage, explore, and pursue independent, energetic, fulfilling lifestyles.

Thanks to the dedication of our management and staff, that vision is alive and well at Roland Park Place.

Group photo of about two dozen staff members in scrubs and uniforms

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