Currently Regent Street Senior Apartments for 62+
Housing Action Council is currently accepting applications for Regent Street Senior Apartments in Port Chester. The property has 34 apartments, a lobby, a community room, storage for residents and an outdoor patio. There are thirty-one (31) one bedroom and three (3) two bedroom apartments. Each apartment will have a balcony. The one bedroom apartment is +/-708 sq. ft.; the two bedroom, +/- 853 sq. ft. Kitchens are fully equipped with refrigerator, stove/oven, dishwasher and microwave. Heating is hot water baseboard. Cooking is electric. A/C units will be provided by the owner. Six (6) apartments are designed specifically for people with mobility impairments; two (2) apartments for people with sensory or hearing impairments. There will be 34 on-site surface parking spaces. No pets allowed.
Deadline to Apply is June 15, 2020.
https://www.housingactioncouncil.org/html/pdf_2020/Regent-SeniorApartments-Brochure-04152020-English.pdf – Click for Brochure
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