Pat Crowley House
Pat Crowley House
Pat Crowley House (1537 W. Rosemont Avenue, Chicago) is a three-story, partially-accessible, converted six-flat building located in Edgewater, opened in 1983. The house accommodates 12 seniors, 4 resident assistants, and one family with children in a cozy and inviting intergenerational community. Common areas include living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms.
History
The Pat Crowley House was named in honor of the co-founder of the Christian Family Movement and a well-known civic leader who died of cancer in 1974 at the age of 62. Pat Crowley was also an active volunteer with Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly, where he met Michel and Lilo Salmon, H.O.M.E.’s founders. Pat Crowley's life exemplified the ideals of tolerance and compassion and provided the inspiration for this intergenerational home. In that spirit, the residents at The Pat Crowley House strive to live as a close-knit family, learning to share and care for one another.
Building Info
15 units
Good Life Senior Residences
Partial accessibility
Comfortable living room areas
Outdoor patio and backyard
Laundry in building
Onsite case management and supportive services
Recreational activities including crafts, BINGO, social events, and shopping trips
Access to on-site health checks
Good Life Senior Residences
The entire building is dedicated to Good Life Senior Residences, a wonderful option for seniors who desire a family-like, inclusive living environment. It's also a perfect option for young adults seeking housing and employment with a diverse group of older adults.
Amenities
Private bedroom
2 home-cooked meals per day, cooked by our chef
Utilities includes in rent
Accessible
Shared kitchen
Shared bathrooms
Hardwood floors
Assistance with housekeeping, laundry, and other tasks
Access to dedicated staff including Good Life Manager and Resident Assistants
Intergenerational Housing — Interest Form
If you are interested in our affordable housing opportunities, please fill out the following inquiry form.
