Renamed when it was converted to an apartment community, Cable Gardens now houses 70 apartment homes.

Cable Garden’s newer building (left) connects to the original via a breezeway through the Courtyard.

The original structure was built in 1912 and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.

Cable Gardens has ample parking, including the designated wheelchair-accesible spaces shown here.

Cable Gardens was built as the Cable Memorial Hospital and opened in 1916.

The sunny breezeway allows residents to travel between buildings in comfort year round.

Balconies on some upper-floor apartment homes offer Courtyard views.

In the "fitness room," a wooden platform (right) covers what was once a window for medical students, who could watch surgeries being performed in the operating room below.

A foyer in the original building has an historic plaque honoring Cable Gardens’ namesake, Benjamin S. Cable.

One of several reading areas available at the community.