FAQs

The apartments are located at 310 Martin Ave. in the heart of Naperville, IL. See map.

Funding for our program comes from two sources: rent paid by our residents and grants from government entities including the City of Naperville.

Martin Avenue Apartments conforms to federal requirements by requesting residents meet a maximum annual income limit. Residents are also required to be 62 years old or older or be a person with disabilities. Residents must pay one month’s rent for security deposit. Leases are for one year. Download an application here.

There are currently waiting lists for both types of apartments. Eligible applicants will be considered on a first-come basis and will be interviewed before final acceptance for tenancy.

Yes, to enrich the lives of Martin Avenue residents, we provide the following social activities: a holiday party, luncheons, sing-a-longs, bingo, and other community-related activities. See our calendar.

Yes. We have our own handicap-accessible bus that takes residents to grocery stores twice a week for no charge. Additionally, the bus takes residents to shows, plays or restaurants, all are churches and to the local mall a couple of times per year for no charge.

No. We do not offer full or partial care facilities for residents.

Each apartment is provided with a freestanding refrigerator and electric range and a regular kitchen complex so residents can prepare their own food. Our bus takes residents to grocery stores twice a week for no charge.

Because Martin Avenue Apartments is operated by a not-for-profit organization rental costs are at a minimum. Heat, water, and utilities are included in your rent. Telephone and cable service are the resident’s responsibility.

For the convenience of our residents, Naperville Bank and Trust visit twice a month to assist with banking needs.

Yes! There is a beauty salon, laundry facilities on every floor, exercise room, community room, lounge area, second-floor balcony and a patio for our residents to enjoy.