Independent Living Communities in Farmington, Connecticut

One Macdonough Place was a really good place. I stayed there overnight. The room was very comfortable, and the place was well cared for. I had an extraordinary lunch of a lobster roll for lunch. They had a chef who will make you custom food if you wa...

My sister lives at Old Middletown High School. It's a wonderful home if it were just for seniors, but their psychiatric unit in Middletown closed, so the mayor sent all those people over to the Old Middletown High School building. Therefore, it's uns...

The Dr. Owen L. Murphy Apartments are garden-style apartments designed for unassisted, independent living for people age 62 and over. A lovely Community Building features a fireplace, laundry facility and a library. There are lovely one-bedroom cotta...

It's good. It's meeting our needs. It's convenient. ...

My mom is at Southmayde Homes. They have choices of rooms, i.e., a smaller room, a mid-sized room or a large room. All of them are perfectly able to live in because they're not in the room all day. They are very caring and very interested in each ind...

I toured The Bradley Home and Pavilion and I had to call the person who gave the tour to find out if I got in, but there was really no response. She was rude to me, she could have called me to tell me that I didn't get in. They clean the rooms and fe...

The one that I saw and liked was Suffield Commons. It's very close to where I am now and my family is around in this area. It was very convenient for banking, shopping, a library, and doctor's offices. They have activity rooms. Each apartment has a t...

We looked at Connecticut Baptist Homes. We're on the waiting list for my mom. It was very clean. The residents looked as if they were well cared for. It was staffed well. It was easy to get off the highway to visit. The activities seemed like they we...

Heritage Commons was very good and I was very pleased. It's beautiful. The apartments are gorgeous and they're different sizes according to residents' needs. The make you dinner, but you have a full kitchen in your apartment so you don’t get lunch an...

Horace Bushnell Congregate Homes Since this property was built using funding through HUD's Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly program, residency is restricted to persons who earn 50% of the Area Median Income (AMI) or less. Like other rental assistance programs like Section 8, resident's rents are based on their income and the tenant contribution is set at 30% of the tenants income.

Welcome to Saint Lucian's Residence Inc! St. Lucian's is a non-profit home for seniors, 65 and older, providing them with an inviting community to relax, socialize and enjoy their retirement years.Each resident has a private room with the option of bringing in his/her furniture. It's always great to be surrounded with personal items that are familiar. The rooms vary in size but do have a private bathroom and air conditioning for comfortable living. St. Lucian's makes certain that all residents are offered the opportunity to have fun and interact with fellow residents. There is a variety of social activities and trips planned to keep everyone involved and the friendly and courteous staff makes it that much more special. Some of the activities include: visiting entertainment, sing-a-longs, Wii games, nature walks, cookouts, Bingo, arts & crafts, exercise sessions, trips to parks and museums and so much more… To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: State of Connecticut License Lookup

Discover Mountain Valley Place Apartments and surround yourself with our tranquil environment, that is the perfect balance between nature and city living. Mountain Valley Place is the ideal place for those 62 years of age or older, seeking the ultimate in comfort and relaxation. Our ideal location puts you just minutes away from Webster Bank, local shopping, and entertainment. After a day of shopping, don't forget to enjoy lunch with friends and family at Bella's Cafe. Our floor plan was creatively designed with your comfort and convenience in mind. You'll appreciate the timeless elegance and fine quality that provides the perfect retreat from the busy world. At Mountain Valley Place we offer the apartment living options you need to create the picture-perfect lifestyle you love. Enjoy a lifestyle filled with endless comforts and conveniences right at your own home. Take a stroll on our beautifully landscaped grounds or cross the street to take advantage of nature's treasures!To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: State of Connecticut License Lookup

Welcome to Bacon Congregate Housing! In 1984, Sheldon Oak Central converted the Bacon Bottling Factory into 23 units of congregate housing for low-income elderly. Residents live in comfortable one-bedroom apartments and are provided with social and recreational services by a full-time on-site staff.The site is conveniently located within walking distance to public transportation, the Hartford Hospital campus, a market, and the Park Street retail corridor. The design includes a variety of comfortable and inviting common areas, including a multi-purpose room, an on site laundry room, office space for property management and resident services, commercial-size kitchen for meal preparation, and meeting space for visiting healthcare providers.

Immanuel House Immanuel House is a nine story apartment building located in the vibrant west-end of Hartford adjacent to the Mark Twain House, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and many other cultural and historical attractions. We are home to individuals and couples age sixty-two (62) and older. The population at Immanuel House includes people from all socioeconomic backgrounds and cultures.