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== Residential ==
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===Spinster City Apartments===
Spinster City Apartments, sometimes referred to as Spinster Arms Apartments, is a fictional apartment building. [[Patty and Selma Bouvier]], along with Selma's daughter [[Ling Bouvier|Ling]] and their pet iguana [[Jub-Jub]], live at number 1599.

===Springfield Retirement Castle===
The fictional Springfield Retirement Castle is Springfield's retirement home for the elderly. Some noted residents of the Castle include [[Grampa Simpson|Abraham "Grampa" J. Simpson]], [[List of recurring The Simpsons characters#Jasper Beardly|Jasper Beardley]], and [[List of recurring The Simpsons characters#Old Jewish Man|Old Jewish Man]].

For Grampa Simpson, the Retirement Castle is a lonely place to be. He often gets mad when [[Simpson family|his family]] does not come and visit him. The door features a sign reading 'Thank you for not discussing the outside world'. The most interesting way to pass time at the home is to "stake yourself out a good spot at the starin' window",<ref>Writer: [[John Swartzwelder]]; Director: [[Mark Kirkland]] (April 20, 1997). "[[The Old Man and the Lisa]]". ''[[The Simpsons]]''. Season [[The Simpsons season 8|8]]. Episode 174. [[Fox Broadcasting Company]]. "[Best bet is to] stake yourself out a good spot at the starin' window."</ref> which overlooks nothing but a barren tree, and [[Bingo (U.S.)|bingo]] (the prize being a [[banana]]). The staff of the home has little to no respect for the residents, doing things like vacuuming their hair during "nap time", or switching their [[Intravenous therapy|IV bags]] with their [[catheter]] bags when the former is empty, and the latter is full. In the episode "[[Old Money (The Simpsons)|Old Money]]", Grampa inherits $106,000 from his girlfriend Beatrice "Bea" Simmons. He uses both this money and his winnings from a gambling junket to refurbish and redecorate the home and has the dining hall renamed in Bea's honor.