Construction is complete for The Chesterfield, a new permanent supportive housing complex for seniors at the intersection of Normandie Avenue and 48th Street in South Los Angeles.
Exterior of the Chesterfield ApartmentsOxBlue / R.D. Olson Construction
The project, built on a previously vacant site by San Diego-based Wakeland Housing & Development, consists of a five-story building featuring 43 studio - 42 of which are reserved for formerly homeless residents - above a small at-grade parking garage for four vehicles.
The apartments, according to a brochure distributed by Los Angeles County, are approximately 405 feet in size and include full kitchens with appliances. All units are reserved for rent by persons aged 55 and older.
Abode Communities designed the Chesterfield, which has an exterior of thin brick and stucco. Resident amenities include a community room and a rooftop deck.
4719-4721 S. Normandie AvenueGoogle Maps
Elsewhere in Los Angeles, Wakeland is also wrapping up work on a second project: a senior affordable housing complex at Pico and Crenshaw Boulevards.
- Chesterfield Apartments (Urbanize LA)
Looking for affordable housing? Visit lahousing.lacity.org/aahr and housing.lacounty.gov
