Stonington Arms
Stonington Arms
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Federally subsidized HUD PRAC property
Description
Stonington Arms is a beautiful independent living residence for seniors 62 and older located in the picturesque Town of Stonington. Our residents love that they have their own entry door for privacy. We have two community gardens for residents to use on the property. We have an outdoor screened in Gazebo. Our Community room walks out to a beautiful brand new fenced in 20 foot by 32 foot patio for residents to enjoy!
Amenities
Our Community room boasts a small library and computer center for residents to access as well as an electric fireplace and cable TV for them to enjoy while doing their laundry. Our patio has new picnic tables and a screened in gazebo. Heat and electricity are included in rent. Laundry room with washers and dryers.
Nearby Amenities
In a three mile radius there are a number of amenities. There are two grocery stores, two pharmacies, several churches of various denominations, and Wilcox Park in downtown Westerly, The Police Station is less than one mile away, as is the town Recreation Department facilities which include picnic pavilions, walking trails, and even a small pond. We are located within miles of area beaches such as DuBois Beach in Stonington Borough, East Beach in Watch Hill, RI and Misquamicut Beach in Rhode Island. We are close to libraries, Mystic Aquarium, and Mystic Seaport. We are located an hour from New Haven, CT and an hour away from Hartford, CT. We are also located 45 minutes from Providence, RI.
Services
We have a blood pressure clinic every other week. We have a piano available for resident use. We provide transportation to and from local grocery and drug stores, Walmart and the local pharmacy is provided via Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center. We provide a walking club and twice per week exercise classes including yoga, Zumba, sit and stretch. We have free bread and baked goods delivery twice per week. We also have a resident Service Coordinator onsite.
Pet Policy
Pets are welcome. Contact the Community Manager for more information.
Service Coordinator
Deborah Mansfield
Hours of Management Office operation:
Monday through Friday
7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
How to Apply
There are several ways to apply for residency.
- In-Person Application: Please stop by our Management Office for an application from our staff.
- Over the Phone Application Request: Please call our Management Office if you would like an application mailed to you.
- Email Application: Please request an application to be emailed to you by filling out the "Inquire about this Property" section with your name, phone, and email. Type your request for an emailed application in the Message box there.
Address
Open on Google Maps- Address 133 South Broad Street #6A
- City Pawcatuck
- State/county Connecticut
- Zip/Postal Code 06379
- Country United States
Contact Information
Fair Housing complaints about this property should be communicated to the local HUD office at Fort Worth Regional Office of FHEO, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 307 W. 7th Street, Suite 1000, Fort Worth, Texas 76102, Phone (800) 669-9777, TTY (817) 978-5595, Email: ComplaintsOffice06@hud.gov
Notice of Right to a Reasonable Accommodation
If you are a disabled individual who requires a change in, or exception to, a rule, policy, practice, or service to have an equal opportunity to use and enjoy our housing you may request this change as a Reasonable Accommodation. Your request can be made by contacting the Community Manager. The Community Manager will discuss the process with you and if necessary assist you in filling out a Reasonable Accommodation Request Form.
Appeal for Applicants Denied Tenancy
If your application is denied you will be notified in writing. The written notice will include:
- The reason the application was denied;
- State the applicant has the right to respond to the owner within fourteen days of the date of the denial notice to dispute in writing the denial or the applicant can request a meeting to dispute the denial and;
- State persons with disabilities have the right to request a reasonable accommodation to participate in the informal hearing process.
