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Princeton Court Senior Residences

$950

3633 Howard Drive College Park, GA 30337

Handicap Accessible

Seniors 55+

Section 8

  • 2-2 Beds

  • N/A Baths

  • 650 - 960 Sq.Ft

(404) 768-9332

Princeton Court Senior Residences

3633 Howard Drive College Park, GA 30337

Princeton Court Senior Residences

3633 Howard Drive College Park, GA 30337

  • 2-2

  • N/A

  • 650 - 960

  • 2-2

  • N/A

  • 650 - 960

Affordable Housing

$950

  • If you qualify, you may pay for 1 Bd, 1 Ba

About Princeton Court Senior Residences

Located in College Park, Georgia, Princeton Court Apartments is an affordable mixed-income community for seniors. Princeton Court offers one- and two-bedroom homes to residents age 55 and older, with a wide range of rent affordability.
Located at 2633 Howard Drive, the community features 12 residences in the historic S.R. Young schoolhouse built in 1927 and converted into affordable senior housing in 2005. A modern three-story building houses 19 one-bedroom and 85 two-bedroom apartments. Amenities include a library, computer room, exercise center, movie and events theater, laundry room, clubhouse, and game room with a pool table. In addition, Princeton Court is in a walkable neighborhood, adjacent to a city park and convenient to downtown College Park.

Please call the site manager for more information.

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Floorplans for Princeton Court Senior Residences, College Park, GA

    FloorplansBedsBathsSq.ftDepositRate

    One Bedroom

    1 Bd1 Ba650 Sq.ft Please CallN/A

    Two Bedroom (B)

    2 Bd1 Ba860 Sq.ft Please CallN/A

    Two Bedroom

    2 Bd2 Ba960 Sq.ft Please CallN/A
  • One Bedroom

    • 1 Bd
    • 1 Ba
    • 650 Sq.ft

    N/A

  • Two Bedroom (B)

    • 2 Bd
    • 1 Ba
    • 860 Sq.ft

    N/A

  • Two Bedroom

    • 2 Bd
    • 2 Ba
    • 960 Sq.ft

    N/A

Unit Amenities

  • Air Conditioning

  • High Speed Internet Available

  • Dishwasher

  • Garbage Disposal

  • Refrigerator

  • Stove

Property Amenities

  • Business Center

  • Elevator

  • Clubhouse

  • Fitness Center

  • Media Center/Movie Theater

  • Pool

Utility Allowances

PAID BY TENANT

  • Electric

PAID BY MANAGER

    Office Hours

    • Monday9:00 AM-5:00 PM

    • Tuesday9:00 AM-5:00 PM

    • Wednesday9:00 AM-5:00 PM

    • Thursday9:00 AM-5:00 PM

    • Friday9:00 AM-5:00 PM

    • SaturdayClosed

    • SundayClosed

    Lease Terms

    12 Months

    This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

    Fair Market Rents College Park, GA

    As of September 2024

    Fair Market Rents are HUD's determination of the average rents in a particular area for each bedroom size. The FMRs are set each year based on the rental rates of unsubsidized units so that participants in HUD programs have equal access for affordable housing. Here are the Fair Market Rents for College Park, GA.

    Efficiency

    $818

    One-Bedroom

    $858

    Two-Bedroom

    $990

    Three-Bedroom

    $1,299

    Four-Bedroom

    $1,599

    • Efficiency

      $818
    • One-Bedroom

      $858
    • Two-Bedroom

      $990
    • Three-Bedroom

      $1,299
    • Four-Bedroom

      $1,599

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      Princeton Court Senior Residences is very walkable and have good walk score. Most errands can be accomplished on foot.

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      Transit Score

      Princeton Court Senior Residences has good transit score meaning many nearby public transportation options are available.

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    Georgia is a state that’s ideal for raising a family and building a home. It has around 63 state parks, some of which are considered historic sites. Education is also a priority as it is the home of the country’s oldest public university, the University of Georgia. High school graduates or state residents who have a General Educational Development certificate can qualify for the state lottery-funded HOPE Scholarship.

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    In addition, the DCA has a number of programs for the homeless and for those with special needs. It also has different housing development programs for qualified residents.

    The city of Atlanta has the Atlanta Housing Authority taking care of all the affordable housing needs of its low income residents. It is the state’s largest housing agency. In the city of Columbus, these needs are managed by The Housing Authority of Columbus. It administers two major housing programs: Public Housing and the Housing Choice Voucher Program.


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    Under the program, low income residents can avail of good housing units in the private rental market provided that they meet a given criteria. This is normally based on their income and the number of members in the family. Once an eligible home is found, the resident pays one portion of the rent, the amount of which is dependent upon his income. The balance is shouldered by the program.

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