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WESTBROOK HOUSING SIXTEEN PROPERTY DIRECTORY — Sixteen distinct named property-directory records in Westbrook, Maine (reviewed September 29, 2026). Some campuses have separate named buildings: Millbrook Estates at 300 East Bridge Street and Malcolm A. Noyes at 290 are separate records; the directory does not establish that their totals can be added. The 783/789 Main Street group has two addresses, while Presumpscot Commons' 29 homes span three connected building sections; neither is a single-building map pin. Directory https://westbrookhousing.org/properties and individual property pages reviewed September 29, 2026. Application paths: https://westbrookhousing.org/apply-for-an-apartment-today/. Return completed forms to Westbrook Housing, 30 Liza Harmon Drive, Westbrook ME 04092, or call 207-854-9779; the application page offers help/translation appointments at 207-854-6810. An application link or an OPEN waiting list is not a live vacancy. Published prices, income caps and page wording are dated source claims subject to change; obtain current rent, income rules, openings and written screening standards from the operator. Westbrook Housing's voucher-program eligibility page is not automatically every property's screening policy, and no source establishes conviction-specific acceptance across all sixteen properties. 783 & 789 Main Street — 13 across two street numbers apartments, multifamily market-rate. One-, two- and three-bedroom homes across 783 and 789 Main Street; two addresses, so do not pin all 13 units to one entrance. The page says its waiting list is OPEN, not that a unit is vacant. A smoke-free community with off-street parking, some washer/dryer hookups, some storage, and heat/hot water included; residents pay electricity. Site quotes $1,200–$1,600 rent and preference for Westbrook residents/workforce. It allows one small dog, cat, cage or aquarium. Market-rate application says not age-restricted. Market-rate application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Market-App-09.09.2025-2.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/783-789-main-street. Dr. Arthur O. Berry Apartments at Larrabee Commons — 38 apartments, senior 55+, mixed tax-credit and project-based assistance. Thirty-eight one-bedroom homes for people age 55+ at 27 Liza Harmon Drive, separate from Larrabee Village at 30. The page describes 610-square-foot homes, community room, laundry, parking and resident services; one pet under 20 pounds. Rents listed $1,217–$1,461 including utilities; some apartments are subsidized at 30% of income. Posted tax-credit income limits: $58,440 single/$66,780 two-person household, lower for subsidized units. HCV, BRAP and VASH accepted. Applicants for its tax-credit homes use the senior tax-credit form; applicants seeking its project-based units must use the separate subsidized form. Do not equate a tax-credit application with a project-based referral or a vacancy. Senior tax-credit application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tax-Credit-55Application-05-15-25.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/dr-arthur-o-berry-apartments-at-larrabee-commons/. Larrabee Heights — 36 apartments, age-62+ market-rate senior. Thirty-six two-bedroom apartments at 20 Dottie's Way, built in 1988, with private entrances, full kitchens, dishwashers, washer/dryer hookups and attached garages; some upper homes have balconies. Minimum age 62. Page quotes $1,550 rent, with water/sewer included but other utilities excluded, and maximum annual income of $72,720 for one/$83,120 for two; pet-friendly. This market-rate application is separate from the subsidized-property form. Market-rate application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Market-App-09.09.2025-2.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/larrabee-heights. Lewis H. Emery Apartments — 30 apartments, senior 55+, tax-credit and project-based assistance. Thirty one-bedroom homes for age 55+ at 67 Ruth Hunton Court, separate from Robert L. Harnois at 70. Approximately 600-square-foot homes with community/fitness rooms, accessible layouts, laundry and parking. One pet under 20 pounds. The property page says some rents are subsidized at 30% of adjusted gross income, all utilities included, and tax-credit income caps of $58,440 for one/$66,780 for two. This building appears on both senior tax-credit and subsidized application lists: choose the corresponding form; the separate project-based application does not imply a vacant unit. Senior tax-credit application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tax-Credit-55Application-05-15-25.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/lewis-h-emery-apartments/. Millbrook Estates — 100 apartments, senior 55+, tax-credit and market-rate apartments. The directory lists 100 age-55+ apartments at 300 East Bridge Street, distinct from the separately listed 38-unit Malcolm A. Noyes Apartments at number 290. Renovated homes have kitchens, accessible shower options and closets; site offers laundry, garden, resident services and bus/trail access. The page quotes tax-credit one-bedroom rent $1,217–$1,512 depending on income and $58,440/$66,780 annual one/two-person tax-credit income caps; it separately quotes $1,563 for market-rate units without income caps. Utilities included; HCV/BRAP/VASH accepted, cats/small dogs permitted. Select the senior tax-credit or market-rate form for the intended unit type. Do not sum a campus name with a building count without confirmation. Senior tax-credit application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tax-Credit-55Application-05-15-25.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/mill-brook-estates/. Riverview Terrace — 58 apartments, project-based subsidized senior/disability housing. Fifty-eight homes at 21 Knight Street: 26 efficiencies and 32 one-bedroom apartments, built 1974 and renovated 2019, beside the Presumpscot River. The property page says age 62+ OR declared disabled; rent 30% of annual adjusted gross income and posted income ceilings of $26,960 for a studio/$32,240 for one bedroom. On-site parking, laundry and community room; one small dog or cat. The current project-based application mentions a preference for homeless applicants who live or work in Westbrook. Confirm exact utility and screening terms with the operator. Property-based subsidized application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Project-Based-Pre-App.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/?page_id=1044. School House Commons — 8 apartments, subsidized multifamily townhouses. Eight family townhouses at 87 Bridge Street, four two-bedroom and four three-bedroom. Rent is described as 30% of adjusted gross income with heat, water and sewer included; residents pay electricity with an allowance. Parking, laundry and smoke-free grounds. Its own page says applicants must have no recent history of drug-related and/or violent criminal activity, eligible immigration status, no debt to a housing agency and no recent termination from another public-housing program. The linked voucher eligibility page is for vouchers, not automatically a policy for all other properties. School House Commons is absent from Westbrook Housing's current four property-application lists: call 207-854-9779 to confirm whether and how it accepts applications rather than using a guessed form. No School House Commons application is identified on the current apartment-application page; confirm intake directly with Westbrook Housing.. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/?page_id=1047. Stacy M. Symbol Apartments — 60 apartments, senior 55+ tax-credit. Sixty one-bedroom age-55+ homes at 68 Nicklaus Lane, with open-plan layouts of approximately 560–630 square feet, elevator/ADA units, climate control, laundry, fitness room, library, bike storage and trails. The page quotes $1,461 rent including essential utilities and income limits of $58,440 for one/$66,780 for two; HCV, BRAP and VASH vouchers accepted. This is a distinct 60-unit building, not 60 current openings. Senior tax-credit application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tax-Credit-55Application-05-15-25.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/stacymsymbol/. Golder Commons — 26 apartments, family tax-credit housing. Twenty-six two- and three-bedroom homes at 6 Lincoln Street. The page explicitly says its waiting list is OPEN; the dedicated Golder application also says there is a waiting list. Site quotes two-bedroom rent $1,378–$1,673 and three-bedroom $1,586–$1,926; it says household income must be at least $58,980, while the separate 2025 application provides different minimum/maximum income figures: confirm current thresholds before relying on either. Heat, water and sewer included; residents pay electricity. Vouchers welcomed. This property page specifically says no recent history of drug-related and/or violent criminal activity, no housing-authority debt and no recent public-housing termination; its application asks about convictions and authorizes records checks. Neither source establishes a universal automatic ban for every conviction. Smoke-free with parking and laundry. Golder Commons' separate family tax-credit application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/GolderCommonsApplication5.15.25.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/?page_id=484. Larrabee Village — 150 apartments, age-62+ project-based subsidized senior community. One hundred fifty one-bedroom homes with kitchenettes for people age 62+ at 30 Liza Harmon Drive. This address is also the Westbrook Housing application office, but the residence is independently named and located here on its own property page and the 2026 project-based application. Rent is described as 30% of annual adjusted gross income; the page lists income caps of $48,700 for one/$55,650 for two. Meals, housekeeping and laundry help are optional at extra cost; utilities and landline phone are described as included. Resident support, community spaces, garden, computer center and on-site laundry. The current project-based form lets applicants select this property's waitlist. Property-based subsidized application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Project-Based-Pre-App.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/larrabee-village/. Larrabee Woods — 25 apartments, project-based senior/disability housing. Twenty-five one- and two-bedroom apartments at 9 Dottie's Way. Eligibility on the property page and current project-based application is age 62+ OR declared disabled; the page lists maximum annual income of $32,240 for one-bedroom/$39,680 for two-bedroom and rent at 30% of adjusted gross income. The 2026 project-based application specifically says tenants here pay utilities and mentions a preference for homeless applicants who live or work in Westbrook. Parking, laundry, sitting room and computer center. Cats/small dogs accepted, one per home. Property-based subsidized application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Project-Based-Pre-App.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/?page_id=1009. Malcolm A. Noyes Apartments at Millbrook Estates — 38 apartments, senior 55+ tax-credit building. Thirty-eight one-bedroom, age-55+ homes at 290 East Bridge Street. The detail page includes a secondary “300 East Bridge Street” tab heading, but its primary address and Westbrook Housing's senior tax-credit application identify this building as 290; 300 is Millbrook Estates' separate directory entry. Apartments about 610 square feet; elevator, laundry, community garden and bus/trail access. The page quotes $1,217–$1,461 rent including utilities and tax-credit income ceilings of $58,440 for one/$66,780 for two. One pet under 20 pounds. Keep the two directory records distinct, without asserting their site totals are additive. Senior tax-credit application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tax-Credit-55Application-05-15-25.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/?page_id=2167. Presumpscot Commons — 29 across three connected sections apartments, age-55+ tax-credit senior community. Twenty-nine homes across three connected building sections at the 765 Main Street complex: 13 one-bedroom in the 1886 main building, six one-bedroom plus two two-bedroom in the 1936 mezzanine wing, and eight one-bedroom in the 1912 annex. These years are construction identifiers, not street numbers. The shared site address is 765 Main Street; individual annex/wing entrances are not confirmed, so the group remains unpinned. Age 55+ with elevators, accessible units, laundry, library tower and community room. Page quotes one-bedroom rent $982–$1,473 and two-bedroom $1,179–$1,768 including utilities and income ceilings $58,980 one/$67,380 two; HCV, BRAP and VASH accepted. The three wings are one 29-unit directory record, not three separately invented properties. Senior tax-credit application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tax-Credit-55Application-05-15-25.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/?page_id=1024. Robert L. Harnois Apartments — 61 apartments, age-62+ project-based subsidized senior building. Sixty-one one-bedroom homes at 70 Ruth Hunton Court for people age 62+, separate from Lewis H. Emery at 67. Approximately 600-square-foot apartments, including accessible layouts, laundry, community/fitness rooms and parking; one pet under 20 pounds. The page says subsidized rent is 30% of adjusted gross income with utilities included; annual income ceilings $48,700 for one/$55,650 for two. Appears on the current project-based application list. Property-based subsidized application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Project-Based-Pre-App.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/robert-harnois-apartments/. Spring Crossing — 34 apartments, age-55+ tax-credit senior building. Thirty-four age-55+ homes at 19 Ash Street: 31 one-bedroom and three two-bedroom apartments. Near the Presumpscot River/downtown with elevator, on-site laundry, parking, computer room and storage. The page quotes one-bedroom rent $1,217–$1,461 and two-bedroom $1,461–$1,753 including heat, hot water and electricity, and maximum income $58,440 one/$66,780 two. HCV, BRAP and VASH accepted; small pets permitted. The 34 is a building count, not currently available apartments. Senior tax-credit application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tax-Credit-55Application-05-15-25.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/?page_id=1053. Stroudwater Apartments — 55 apartments, age-55+ tax-credit senior building. Fifty-five one-bedroom, age-55+ homes at 160 Stroudwater Street, approximately 600 square feet each. Open layouts with elevator/ADA units, individual heat/air controls, laundry, fitness and community areas and trail/bus access. The page quotes $1,461 rent including essential utilities and income caps $58,440 one/$66,780 two; HCV, BRAP and VASH accepted. Site totals do not represent vacancies. Senior tax-credit application: https://westbrookhousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tax-Credit-55Application-05-15-25.pdf. Source: https://westbrookhousing.org/stroudwater/.