Village At Killingly Apartments

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Total Apartments: 116 Overview of Village at Killingly: - Village At Killingly offers Section 42, LIHTC (Low Income Tax Credit) apartment properties. - Rents are determined by the Area Medium Income (AMI) and tenant based utility allowances. - At least 20% of the apartments are reserved for low-income tenants. - This community combines Project-Based Section 8, Low-Income Tax Credit Housing, and USDA Rental Assistance. - Residents must meet income qualifications. Apartment Breakdown: - Total Low Income Apartments: 112 - One Bedroom (1 bdrm) Apartments: 15 - Two Bedroom (2 bdrm) Apartments: 66 - Three Bedroom (3 bdrm) Apartments: 35 - Family Apartments: 1 Amenities: - Air-conditioning - Community room - Computer learning center - Electricity included - Heat/hot water included - Off-street parking - On-site laundry facilities - On-site management - Resident service coordination - Tenant association Additional Information: - The Village at Killingly is a 116-unit community consisting of Robinwood and Dayville Affordable Housing. - It was purchased and renovated in 2007 by Caleb, including the addition of a community center and computer learning center. - The community is situated in a beautiful park-like setting with rolling lawns, open space, and fields. - The Caleb Group provides resident service coordination to connect residents with community resources. - Handicapped-accessible units: 5 one-bedroom, 2 two-bedroom, 1 three-bedroom units. Waiting Lists: - Most low-income apartments have waiting lists, and some may take years to be called for openings. - It is recommended to apply to as many waiting lists as possible. Contact Apartments: - Phone numbers and websites are provided to call apartments directly for information about openings or waitlists. Apartment Rates: - Current apartment rates can be found on many listing pages. - HUD listings are typically based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. - Contact the apartments to determine if you qualify for income-based rent.