Beaver Run Apartments

Beaver Run Apartments sits over on North Paperville Road in Bristol, Tennessee, and it's a community that's set up mainly for folks 62 years or older who want a simpler, independent style of living with some extra support built in, and you'll find 21 units here, all designed to be comfortable for seniors, including those with disabilities, and those one-bedroom, studio, and two-bedroom apartments get plenty of natural light and come with modern finishes, so they're in good shape overall but still easy to manage. Now, the apartments are part of government programs like LIHTC, PBRA, Section 8, and HUD, so rent is income-based, which means what you pay depends on what you make, usually about 30% of your adjusted gross income if it's HUD assisted, and that also means there are income eligibility rules you'll need to meet to live here. The apartments are accessible, with features for people who use a wheelchair or need certain accommodations, and pets are allowed, which is important for a lot of people, and you'll get use of the washers and dryers right on the property. There's also parking available, and if you smoke, you've got to do it at least 25 feet from any building. The community allows co-ed living, and residents pay rent themselves or with help from programs like SSI or SSDI, and there's project-based rental assistance for those who qualify. The place accepts people who are 62 or older, but the community mainly has folks who are 65 and up. Amy is the on-site landlord, and people say she's friendly and responds when you need something. You're close to a grocery store and a gas station for quick errands, and there's a contemporary lobby, a fitness center, a swimming pool, and outdoor spots where you can sit or visit with neighbors, and the whole place feels up-to-date but manageable. Beaver Run Apartments is open Tuesday through Saturday starting at 9:00 in the morning, but it's closed on Sundays and Mondays, which is something to keep in mind, and with the simple property management by Douglas-Cherokee Affordable Housing, most things run pretty smoothly. Folks can use a Route Planner and travel resources for easy directions, and the apartments work well for older adults who are healthy enough to live alone, so there's independent supervision here, but it's not a place with regular medical care on site. There's a 4.3 out of 5-star rating from a few reviews but like anywhere, things aren't perfect, they just seem to work decently for people who like living in this kind of place.