Senior living · Youngtown, AZ

Aurora Village

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Senior living

12238 N 113th Avenue, Youngtown, AZ 85363

1 bedroom · 2 bedrooms656–938 sq ft

CommunityThree-story Aurora Village building and covered entrance at dusk.

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One- and two-bedroom senior apartments.

Aurora Village offers one- and two-bedroom senior apartments in a three-story building with secured entry, an elevator and interior hallways. The published layouts measure 656 and 938 square feet. Laundry facilities are available on every floor, and the community has carports and indoor gathering spaces. Private patios, outdoor storage and vaulted ceilings are offered in selected apartments.

Spaces & layouts

Floor plans.

Floor plans for Aurora Village
Layout	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Approx. area
1 Bedroom	1 bedroom	1 full	656 sq ft
2 Bedroom	2 bedrooms	1 full	938 sq ft

Parking.

Carports

Application & insurance.

Age eligibility: The currently linked criteria, revised March 6, 2017, require at least one household member to be 62 or older at initial occupancy and every member to be at least 50.
Income qualification: The linked March 6, 2017 selection policy requires qualification under Section 42 and annual HUD income limits. Its preferred rent burden is no more than 50% of adjusted income. Households made up entirely of full-time students may be ineligible.
Waiting list and reapplication: Applications are selected chronologically from the waiting list. The published policy requires a 60-day wait before reapplying after compliance ineligibility or withdrawal, with a new nonrefundable application fee each time. Household additions during the first six months require prior management approval.
Published selection criteria: The March 6, 2017 policy describes credit, criminal, employment and landlord-reference screening and asks for three years of landlord history. It requires discharged bankruptcies and may require proof that utility collections were paid; multiple charge-offs or unpaid medical charges may lead to denial. The policy says felony, sexual-offense or drug-offense convictions lead to denial, including for live-in caregivers and added adults; multiple misdemeanors may also lead to denial. Evictions, late payments, unpaid landlord judgments, disturbances, property damage, poor housekeeping or inappropriate behavior may also be grounds for denial.
Appeals and accessibility priority: Rejected applicants receive written reasons and may appeal. Apartments with accessibility features prioritize households that benefit from them; third-party verification may be required. The policy protects otherwise qualified applicants from denial solely because they experienced domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault or stalking.
Application fee: Published application fee: $25, nonrefundable. The selection policy requires an application fee each time a household reapplies.