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Different Types of Apartments Available: 1. Apartments for Disabled Individuals 2. Apartments for Seniors 3. Apartments for the Elderly 4. USDA-RD Apartments Features Included in All Apartments: - Fully equipped kitchen with electric stove and refrigerator - Full bathroom with tub or shower - Individual thermostat controls - Cable television outlets - Emergency call system - Hard-wired smoke detectors - Some units are fully accessible for individuals with disabilities. Introducing Eli Terry Retirement Community: Located in Terryville, Connecticut, the Eli Terry Retirement Community consists of 34 apartment units. The community is housed in a central building with secure entrances and ample parking. Ownership and Funding: Eli Terry Community is owned by the Terryville Retirement Community Corporation, a non-profit organization. Funding for the community is provided by the USDA Rural Development office. As a result, the community offers rental assistance for selected units. Eligibility criteria, including income restrictions, can be found in the application packet. Residents' Amenities: Eli Terry Retirement Community offers an array of amenities, such as an indoor coin-operated laundry, community rooms for resident activities, and beautiful outdoor areas. Important Information: Waiting Lists: Please note that most low-income apartments have waiting lists. In some cases, the waiting period can be years before you receive an offer. As a proactive approach, we recommend joining multiple waiting lists to increase your chances of securing an apartment. Contact Apartments Directly: For information on current openings or open waiting lists, we provide phone numbers and websites for direct contact. Feel free to reach out to the apartments of interest directly. Apartment Rates: Although most HUD listings do not have published rates, they are typically based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. To determine if you qualify for income based rent, please contact the apartments for specific details.
20 East Orchard Street, Terryville, CT 06786
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