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Independent living.
With an expanded vision brought on by the success of Little House, the Peninsula Volunteers sought to help seniors on limited incomes needing a place to live – in a community of ever rising housing costs. Partridge-Kennedy Apartments and the award-winning Crane Place provide subsidized one-bedroom and studio apartments, with rent based on each individual's income which cannot exceed a specified amount each year.
These beautifully designed complexes offer independent living for low income seniors, single or married.
Crane Place
Established November 1979
Crane Place is a national award-winning, ninety-three unit complex for low- and moderate-income elderly, with ten units equipped for the handicapped. The complex has a twenty-four hour staff. Dinners are served five days per week. Crane Place is located within walking distance of shopping, medical facilities and public transportation. It is also in close proximity to Little House.
Partridge/Kennedy Apartments
Established September 1, 1960
1964 – Award of Merit in Design Excellence – H.H.F.A., Washington, D.C.
The thirty model retirement apartments were completed in September of 1961. The financing for this project came from a loan from H.U.D. and from the Peninsula Volunteers, Inc.
The apartments are specifically designed to meet the needs of persons over 62 living on restricted incomes. They are located two blocks from Little House.
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