TOP 30 Gaming community building in Northville, Michigan

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Allen Terrace is a beautiful apartment community located at 401 High Street in Northville, Michigan. This institution offers comfortable and affordable housing for active, independent senior citizens aged 62 and older. Owned and operated by the City of Northville, Allen Terrace features 100 well-maintained units, including 98 one-bedroom apartments and 2 two-bedroom apartments. Rent at Allen Terrace remains below market rate and includes heat, electricity, and water. The building is secure with controlled access and each apartment has an intercom for added security. The apartments have carpeted living rooms and bedrooms, vinyl tile in the kitchen and bathroom, and a walk-in storage closet. Residents can enjoy a patio or balcony in each unit. While meals are not provided, the Meals on Wheels program offers low-cost lunch weekdays in the dining/activity room. The community offers various amenities such as a library, computer/game room, pool table, hair salon, and laundry room. Residents can also participate in social events like Wii bowling, Bingo, movie nights, and outdoor picnics. The building features open spaces on each floor for residents to socialize and relax. The lush grounds of Allen Terrace back to the woods, providing a peaceful environment. The institution is within walking distance of downtown Northville, offering easy access to restaurants, shops, and community services. Low-cost transportation is available through the city’s Senior Services program. The Northville Housing Commission imposes no limits on income or assets for admission. Allen Terrace is a non-smoking facility with office hours from Monday to Friday. Come and experience the vibrant community at Allen Terrace!

Whatabout Theatre is a non-profit theatre and arts organization located at 21800 Haggerty Road in Northville, Michigan. Our mission is to produce high-quality improvisational theatre performances, offer classes, workshops, and more. Founded by local community members, we are dedicated to fostering connections through improv and live theatre. Our Board of Directors includes Michelle Weiss, Corene Ford, Elissa Zimmer, Karen Malinak, and Amy Phillips. We are committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive community where everyone can feel a sense of belonging.