Rose Hill Manor

Rose Hill Manor is an affordable apartment building for older residents at 476 Boston Road in Billerica Centre, on land behind St. Theresa's Catholic Church. It was developed by the Planning Office for Urban Affairs of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston and opened in April 2012.

The site was part of the old Wayside Farm, which the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston bought in 1958 for St. Theresa's church. In October 2010 the Archdiocese leased about 3.6 acres of the land behind the church to the Rose Hill Manor Corporation for 75 years, to October 31, 2085, for the housing, and the Planning Office for Urban Affairs broke ground for the project. Cardinal Sean P. O'Malley joined the Planning Office in celebrating the opening of the building on April 17, 2012. The land is still registered to the Archbishop under Certificate 10676, and the apartments are managed by Maloney Properties.

References

1. The Pilot: Planning Office breaks ground on Billerica senior housing project
2. The Pilot, April 20, 2012: Affordable senior housing opens in Billerica
3. Archdiocese of Boston, April 17, 2012: Cardinal Sean P. O'Malley and the Planning Office for Urban Affairs celebrate the opening
4. Maloney Properties: Rose Hill Manor, 476 Boston Road, Billerica