St Elizabeth Manor sits in a quiet spot surrounded by green lawns and colorful flowers, offering seniors a calm place to live while staying close to good care and convenient places around town. The community has a brick apartment building with 60 units at 41 Applegate Lane, focusing on affordable living for people aged 62 and older, and keeps 40% of its units for families with lower incomes, with HUD helping set income limits. The building shows a bit of history, since it was built in 1986, and it has partners like New Neighborhoods Inc. and Honeycomb Real Estate Partners looking after its leasehold interests. Seniors can find both studio and one-bedroom apartments, each meant to be easy to use for residents. There's a focus on community here, with organized activities and common gathering spaces, along with walking trails, fitness centers, and easy outdoor access with two parks close by for walks or just taking in the fresh air.
Two hospitals are nearby for quick medical help, and there are 20 doctors, 12 pharmacies, and plenty of health resources, including a health library for learning about medicines and tests. St Elizabeth Manor's care covers a lot, from assisted living and independent living to skilled nursing, memory care, home care, respite care, and hospice, so residents can get the support they need, whether they need round-the-clock care or help with daily activities. Behavioral health and mental health recovery services are also available, along with emergency help.
The area around St Elizabeth Manor offers regular life comforts, like two places of worship close by for practicing faith, a movie theater for shows or performances, and lots of dining options, with 27 restaurants and 7 cafes nearby, making it easy for residents to meet friends or family for a meal or coffee. The community gets involved in projects to create more affordable housing, like turning the old West Hartford Inn into apartments, always looking for ways to help more seniors live comfortably near big places like Rentschler Field. St Elizabeth Manor stays focused on giving residents plenty of support, social chances, and basic comforts, all in a place that tries hard to stick to what's needed most without a lot of fuss.
