Grandview Senior Citizen Apartments
202 E. Church Street - PO Box 428, Jasper, AR 72641
Grandview Senior Citizen Apartments is located in the picturesque town of Jasper, where the nation’s first national river, the Buffalo flows. This small town is packed with outdoor activities like canoeing, fishing, hunting, mountain biking, caving, and horseback riding. The Buffalo River corridor is home to a herd of about 450 Elk. Jasper is a short drive from Harrison on the Scenic 7 highway and a beautiful place to call home.
Occupancy & Requirements
Income guidelines apply.
1 & 2 Bedroom Low-Income Apartments
Age 62 and up or Disabled regardless of age
One pet allowed within policy guidelines (pet fee required). This does not apply to service or companion animals.
Rent, Deposit, & Lease
Rent may be based on income.
Project based rental assistance may be available to qualified tenants.
HUD rental assistance available to qualified individuals through Northwest Regional Housing Authority.
Rent includes Water, sewer, trash, lawn care and maintenance.
A $300 Security Deposit is required.
Lease term is one year. All units non-smoking.
Amenities
Electric Range with Microwave Hood, Refrigerator with Ice Maker, Walk In Closet, Washer and Dryers in each Apartment, Individually Controlled Central HVAC, Community Room with Kitchen, Fitness Center, Open Sitting Area, Elevator, Discounted Satellite TV
Phone: 870-446-2406 TTY: 711
Email: grandview@ppm-inc.us
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 am - 12 noon
River Bend Apartments
609 W. Court St., Jasper, AR 72641
Located in the picturesque town of Jasper, where the nation’s first national river, the Buffalo flows. This small town is packed with outdoor activities like canoeing, fishing, hunting, mountain biking, caving, and horseback riding. The Buffalo River corridor is home to a herd of about 450 Elk. Jasper is a short drive from Harrison on the Scenic 7 highway and a beautiful place to call home.
Occupancy & Requirements
Low-Income Apartments:
Income Guidelines Apply.
2 bedroom Apartments
3 Bedroom Homes
No Pets Allowed. This does not apply to service or companion animals.
Rent, Deposits, and Lease
Rent May be based on income.
Project based rental assistance provided through USDA Rural Development.
HUD rental assistance provided through Northwest Regional Housing Authority to qualified individuals.
Rent includes water, sewer, lawn care,
maintenance and trash removal.
A $300 Security Deposit is required.
Lease Term is one year. All units are non-smoking.
Amenities
Electric Range and Microwave Hood, Refrigerator with Ice Maker,
Washer and Dryers in Each Unit, Dishwasher, Hi-efficiency Geo-Thermal Heat Pumps, Individually Controlled Central HVAC, Utility Rooms Provide Extra Space, Discounted Satellite TV, Community Room, Playground, Basketball Court, Gazebo
Western Grove Family Apartments
200 Shamrock Lane, Western Grove, AR 72685
Occupancy & Requirements
Low-Income Apartments:
Income guidelines apply
1 Bedroom Apartments
2 Bedroom Apartments
3 Bedroom Apartments
Rent, Deposits, & Lease
Rent may be based on income.
HUD Rental Assistance is available to qualified individuals through Northwest Regional Housing Authority.
Project based rental assistance may be available through USDA Rural Development.
Rent includes water, sewer, lawn care, trash removal and maintenance.
A $300 Security Deposit is required.
Lease term is one year.
No Pets Allowed. This does not apply to service or companion animals.
Amenities
Electric Range & Microwave Hood, Frost-Free Refrigerator with Ice Maker, Dishwasher, Stackable Washer/Dryer provided, Decorator Mini-Blinds, Ceiling Fan, Wall-to- Wall Carpeting, “No Wax” Vinyl Floors, Central Heat & Air Conditioning, Telephone & Cable Jacks, Outside Storage Area, Discounted Satellite TV, Community Room with Refrigerator & Sink, Playground, Carports
Phone: 870-429-5628 TTY: 711
Email: westerngrovevillas@ppm-inc.us
Hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 8 AM - 5 PM
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