Domus Inc. has developed 10 properties to date, with a new property, the Moseley Apartments
in the pre-development stages.
See below for a current list of all the properties developed and managed by Domus Inc.
in the pre-development stages.
See below for a current list of all the properties developed and managed by Domus Inc.
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Our House
Historic home opened October 2016 for homeless young adults, 18-24 years of age. Resident manager and service coordinator oversee all group activities and services.
Historic home opened October 2016 for homeless young adults, 18-24 years of age. Resident manager and service coordinator oversee all group activities and services.
| Our House Application |
The Homestead
Historic home for a family of 3 handicapped individuals and a resident manager. All services are through Nonotuck Resource Associates, Inc.
Historic home for a family of 3 handicapped individuals and a resident manager. All services are through Nonotuck Resource Associates, Inc.
The Loomis Building
The Loomis Building at 118-120 Elm Street was built in 1872. The commercial portion of the building is home to a woman-owned business named Optimum Health, which offers therapeutic massages. Five housing units have been constructed, two on each of the second and third floors, and one unit in the rear of the first floor.
The Loomis Building at 118-120 Elm Street was built in 1872. The commercial portion of the building is home to a woman-owned business named Optimum Health, which offers therapeutic massages. Five housing units have been constructed, two on each of the second and third floors, and one unit in the rear of the first floor.
| Elm Street Apartments Application |
The Marcoullier Building
This building at 168-174 Elm Street was built in 1920 and anchors the corner of Elm Street and Route 20. Its first floor consists of four commercial units: Rock Locks Hair Salon, Salon Cabellos and two open spaces. The second story houses five apartments with laundry facilities on the premises.
This building at 168-174 Elm Street was built in 1920 and anchors the corner of Elm Street and Route 20. Its first floor consists of four commercial units: Rock Locks Hair Salon, Salon Cabellos and two open spaces. The second story houses five apartments with laundry facilities on the premises.
| Elm Street Apartments Application |
Rinnova
Built in 1888-1900, this building was the YMCA. The commercial space located at the front of the building is home to Westfield on Weekends, which shares collaborative space with Westfield Creative Arts. One handicapped accessible unit is located in the rear of the first floor. Eight housing units have been constructed on the second and third floors with two adaptable units. The building has an elevator, laundry facilities on all floors, and a meeting room. This property has a site coordinator.
Built in 1888-1900, this building was the YMCA. The commercial space located at the front of the building is home to Westfield on Weekends, which shares collaborative space with Westfield Creative Arts. One handicapped accessible unit is located in the rear of the first floor. Eight housing units have been constructed on the second and third floors with two adaptable units. The building has an elevator, laundry facilities on all floors, and a meeting room. This property has a site coordinator.
| Elm Street Apartments Application |
The Annex
A nine room annex was built to complement the Reed House. It has nine individual efficiencies to house 8 tenants and a site coordinator who oversees group activities.
A nine room annex was built to complement the Reed House. It has nine individual efficiencies to house 8 tenants and a site coordinator who oversees group activities.
| The Annex Application |
Sanford Apartments
The Sanford Whip Factory, built in 1884, has been redeveloped into 15 studio apartments and 6 one-bedroom units. An elevator allows the tenants to access all four floors, laundry facilities and lounge areas. Support services are provided on-site in community and educational rooms. This property has a site coordinator.
The Sanford Whip Factory, built in 1884, has been redeveloped into 15 studio apartments and 6 one-bedroom units. An elevator allows the tenants to access all four floors, laundry facilities and lounge areas. Support services are provided on-site in community and educational rooms. This property has a site coordinator.
| Sanford Apartments Application |
Prospect Hill Apartments
Domus redeveloped this 1897 historical site into 17 quality units for low-to-moderate income families. The spacious 2 and 3 bedroom garden style apartments have many original architectural features, air-conditioning, and other amenities including off street parking, laundry facilities, an elevator, a community police sub-station and support services on-site in their community rooms. There is also a site coordinator for this property.
Domus redeveloped this 1897 historical site into 17 quality units for low-to-moderate income families. The spacious 2 and 3 bedroom garden style apartments have many original architectural features, air-conditioning, and other amenities including off street parking, laundry facilities, an elevator, a community police sub-station and support services on-site in their community rooms. There is also a site coordinator for this property.
| Prospect Hill Apartments Application |
The Meadows
Formerly the Westfield hotel, the Meadows has been in operation since July 2003. It provides permanent housing for individuals with low-to-moderate income. The building has been transformed into 24 living units with 2 handicap accessible units on the first floor along with the Westfield Food Pantry, a local soup kitchen, a police sub-station, and a meeting room for social service groups, tenant forums and other scheduled meetings and life skills workshops. There is also a site coordinator for this property.
Formerly the Westfield hotel, the Meadows has been in operation since July 2003. It provides permanent housing for individuals with low-to-moderate income. The building has been transformed into 24 living units with 2 handicap accessible units on the first floor along with the Westfield Food Pantry, a local soup kitchen, a police sub-station, and a meeting room for social service groups, tenant forums and other scheduled meetings and life skills workshops. There is also a site coordinator for this property.
| The Meadows Application |
The Reed House
Built in 1899 by tobacco farmer John Wells Loomis, the Reed House is the earliest known example of the dutch colonial revival style home in Westfield. The original one family home was renovated by Domus in October 2000 into nine single-room apartments for individuals who were formerly homeless with disabilities. The tenants are supported by local social service agencies. The well maintained grounds boast gardens, a pavilion for cookouts and a basketball court. A common room provides space for tenant meetings and meals together. Six of our original residents continue to call the Reed House their home and have found new life within a close-knit community. This property has a site coordinator.
Built in 1899 by tobacco farmer John Wells Loomis, the Reed House is the earliest known example of the dutch colonial revival style home in Westfield. The original one family home was renovated by Domus in October 2000 into nine single-room apartments for individuals who were formerly homeless with disabilities. The tenants are supported by local social service agencies. The well maintained grounds boast gardens, a pavilion for cookouts and a basketball court. A common room provides space for tenant meetings and meals together. Six of our original residents continue to call the Reed House their home and have found new life within a close-knit community. This property has a site coordinator.
| The Reed House Application |