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Sandywoods Farm
Tiverton, Rhode Island
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Sandywoods Farm, located in Tiverton, received funding from Rhode Island Housing and Mortgage Finance in March of 2008. The development plan has 75 housing units, 25 will be single-family homes and 50 will be affordable rental cottages. Each of the housing units will have solar water heating and the overall development will be powered by a wind turbine. Finally, the existing farm will expand its current activities and incorporate more activities open to the community. For more information on Sandywoods Farm, visit our projects page or download our description.
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Anthony House
Portsmouth, RI
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Anthony House, an existing 70-unit elderly housing development in Portsmouth, RI, consists of a converted school and a new wing built in 1982. Acquired by CCHC in 1993, the property is now in need of substantial rehabilitation. Improvements include site work, a new leach field and septic system repairs, common area upgrades, unit interior upgrades relating to kitchens and baths, fire protection upgrades, elevator upgrades, new boilers and exterior improvements including roofing and window replacement.
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9 Tilley Avenue
Newport, RI
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| 9 Tilley Avenue in Newport |
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Church Community Housing Corporation acquired 9 Tilley Avenue in late 2007. The property is currently in need of significant rehabilitation, including replacement of siding and a new heating system. One of the original historic houses in Newport, this property will be rehabilitated and made available for tenants. The objective of this project is to restore a unique, historic property, preserve affordable housing and protect area property values.
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Borges House
Little Compton, RI
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Church Community Housing’s objective is to create a community that houses elderly (defined as 62 or older) persons in a building that is designed for and provides services that allow for “aging in place”. This means that as residents physical needs become more limiting they will be able to live at Borges House for much longer than they would in a regular, unplanned rental unit. CCHC intends to use environmentally sound building methods such as solar heating panels, and energy efficient windows and construction methods ensuring that we received an Energy Star rating on the overall development.
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