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84 Apartments

Located 20 miles south of Boston, you will find Brockton, Massachusetts.  From the mid- 1750s through the 1920s, Brockton was a center for shoe manufacturing.

This is not where the history of Brockton ends; it was also the birthplace of the electric-powered street railway in 1884, which was turned on by Thomas Edison himself.

Hamilton Wade House, formerly the Hamilton Wade Shoe Factory, has been renovated into 84 spacious one and two bedroom apartment homes, designed for the comfort and convenience of older adults, including a limited number of specially designed apartments for the handicapped.

Here the charm of the old has been gracefully blended with the convenience of the new to create a truly distinctive community.

• Wall to Wall Carpeting
• Safety Rails in Tub/Shower
• Full Kitchen

• Air Conditioning & Heat
• Generous Closet Space 

• Ample Parking
• Community Room
• Intercom System

• An On-site Resident Superintendent
• 24-hour Emergency Maintenance Service
• Security Guards On-site During Non-Business Hours