Creating permanently affordable single family homes
       in Andover, Massachusetts

 

Based on a strong belief that economic
diversity is an important contributor to
vital and livable communities, Andover
Community Trust advocates for and
develops permanently affordable
homes in Andover, Massachusetts.

 

Tuesday, May 19, 2009 at 7 PM in Memorial Hall Library, the Andover Preservation Commission, Andover Historical Society and Ballardvale Historic District Commission will present Andover Community Trust with an Historic Preservation award for “contextual design and construction in an established neighborhood” for its fourth and most recent permanently affordable home at 94 Cheever Circle.  Congratulations to John Pearson of Margulies Perruzzi Architects and president of Andover Community Trust, who designed the home, and to Kevin Smith of Smith Construction who built it. 
Please join us at Memorial Hall Library.

Wednesday June 17, 2009 -- Andover Community Trust Annual Meeting and Dinner is to be held at the Andover Inn. David Abromowitz, attorney with Goulston and Storrs, will be our guest speaker.
More about Atty Abromowitz here.

We will also give our First Annual Fred Stott Advocate Awards at this event.

Please join us. -- [Contact us]

Andover Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage presents Andover Community Trust with a donation from their Coldwell Banker Care program (pictured below).

Coldwell Banker Award

Left to right: Cathy McCarthy, manager and Joan Johnson realtor at Coldwell Banker; Don Schroeder, treasurer of Andover Community Trust along with Steven Ives, President and CEO of Merimack Valley YMCA (also receiving donation) and Barbara Grasso, Andover Coldwell Banker Cares Representative and realtor.

   Cheever Circle Home (artist rendition)
  

Andover Community Trust completed it's fourth permanently affordable home on Cheever Circle in August 2008. Andover Community Trust had signed.... [read more -- click here].

    ACLT's Heather Drive Home
 

The land for the Heather Dr. home was donated by Dikris Kazanjian, a Raytheon employee who purchased the land when Raytheon moved to Andover in the 1960’s. He never moved from Waltham and offered to donate the lot to AVIS (Andover Village Improvement Society) .... [read more -- click here].

ACLT's River Road home   
 

The home on River Rd. was donated to Andover Community Trust by Steve Stapinski and King Weinstein, developers of Casco Crossing. As a condition of the approval of Casco Crossing, a 90 unit rental housing development, the Andover Zoning Board of Appeals..... [read more -- click here].


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