Pinecrest Construction Breaks Ground On Affordable Senior Housing Development in Carlin, Nevada
Pinecrest Construction & Development Co. is pleased to announce the groundbreaking of Passmore Place, a new 21-unit affordable senior rental community planned for the corner of Chestnut Street and 8th Street in Carlin.
With our partnership with the Nevada Rural Housing Authority, Passmore Place is a planned 21-unit affordable senior housing community that will provide high-quality, energy-efficient homes for older adults in Carlin. Developed by NRHA in partnership with the City of Carlin, the new community is designed to help local seniors remain connected to the town they call home while enjoying safe, comfortable housing with modern amenities and services nearby. Located near shopping, healthcare, the senior center and other community resources, Passmore Place reflects a shared commitment to investing in Carlin's future and supporting residents as they age in place.
Officials with City of Carlin, Nevada Rural Housing Authority, Rural Rocks and Pinecrest Construction at the groundbreaking ceremony.
Planned Community Features
21 affordable one-bedroom apartment homes for seniors
Housing opportunities for households earning at or below 50% of Area Median Income
20 project-based Housing Choice Vouchers
Energy-efficient design and construction
Solar energy systems to offset electrical consumption
Energy Star appliances and high-efficiency heating and cooling
In-unit washer and dryer
Accessible units designed to support aging in place
Individual resident storage units
Community garden
Outdoor picnic and BBQ area
Dog park
Xeriscape landscaping and water-conserving features
Convenient access to shopping, healthcare, library services and the Carlin Senior Center
Passmore Place is named in honor of Brigadier General William Passmore Carlin (1829–1903), a career U.S. Army officer and Union general during the Civil War. The City of Carlin itself was named after General Carlin when the Central Pacific Railroad established the community in 1868. By naming this new housing community Passmore Place, the project pays tribute to both the city's namesake and the rich history that helped shape Carlin into the community it is today.
