Welcome to Lenox/Camden
136 Lenox Street, South End |
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Lenox Street is a conveniently located family development within the Lenox/Camden complex in the South End. Lenox/Camden is really two developments that sit next to each other and were built 10 years apart. Lenox, a federally funded development, was built in 1939. Camden, funded by the state, was built in 1949. However, the same group of BHA employees manages both and residents consider themselves all part of one family and share a tenant task force. Lenox Street includes 306 units of the total 376 apartments within Lenox/Camden, consisting of one, two and three-bedroom apartments. Both devleopments are three story walk up style buildings. Rents are calculated at 30% of a resident’s income. Residents have the option of choosing a flat rent as well.
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Location |
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Lenox/Camden is located in the South End, near many shops and restaurants. The newly renovated Jim Rice Baseball Park and once famous jazz club, Estella’s are nearby. Not far away are Madison Park High School, Roxbury Community College and the South Bay shopping center. Health care is available at the South End Community Health Center.
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Transportation |
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MBTA Ruggles Station
MBTA route 43
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Programs and Services* |
The photo on the right represents a typical kitchen in a wheelchair-accessible unit at Lenox. For a list of available wheelchair accessible units, please click here: Wheelchair Accessible Units
Lenox/Camden offers a wide range of amenities, programs and services to help you feel at home, including:
- Computer learning center
- Active tenant task force with an on-site office
- 24-hour emergency maintenance service
- Resident sticker parking available on site
- Door buzzer and intercom system
- Annual outdoor family day and picnic
- Monthly meeting between manager and task force
- Spray pool
A Place to Call Home
Please call us at 617-988-5262 (TDD: 800-545-1833 x420) if we can answer any questions or be of assistance to you.
For More Information
*Some programs and services may change depending on funding and the needs of the residents.
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