Fairweather Apartments

Fairweather Apartments sits at 245 Elliott Street in Beverly, MA, where the building, put up in 1969, has 66 units, mostly studios and one-bedroom apartments for seniors aged 62 and over, and when you come by, you'll notice it's part of the Beverly apartment community right in a spot that's pretty walkable, with a Walk Score of 78, not far from neighborhoods like Federal Street and Mack Park. They focus on senior apartments for both active seniors who live independently and folks who might need a little support, all while sticking by the rules of the Fair Housing Act and Equal Opportunity Act, which means they welcome everyone fairly. The property is known for its cozy atmosphere, with friendly staff and residents, and features communal areas including spacious community rooms where folks can gather, plus there's on-site laundry and free parking on the property, and the place is pet-friendly so you can bring a little companion. There are accessible features to help folks with mobility get around the building, and 24-hour emergency response just in case anything happens-even though you won't see fancy extras like fitness centers, pools, doormen, or outdoor patios, they make sure utilities come included in the rent. Fairweather Apartments offers nutritious meals with good ingredients for residents, and there's a calendar of social, physical, mental, and emotional activities for those who want to join in, along with support and programs from The Corcoran Group and local senior living advisors for anyone wanting personalized advice. The building is part of a larger network with other locations in Danvers, Peabody, and Salem across the North Shore, so you might find folks with similar interests from all over the area, and they make efforts to keep a kind and joyful staff around, something they've been recognized for by groups that award senior living communities. The units are restricted income, and the site is eligible for low-income elderly housing, with many details-like floors, garage, parking layouts, building features, and inside amenities-not specifically listed, so some information is missing, but they do give handy reports about property facts, amenities, and things like sales and loan history for those who need to know. Fairweather Apartments isn't currently listed for sale or rent, and while you won't see details about parking arrangements, internet, or outdoor features, what stands out is the sense of community, basic comforts, and the support for older folks wanting a simple place to live with some helpful services close by.