We create opportunities that support self-sufficiency, self-respect and pride for residents.
Stable housing is healthcare. It promotes positive outcomes in education, employment, physical and mental health, and financial stability.
With a place to call home, self-respect, and a support system, playing an active role in the community can be made possible.
The housing we provide represents a long-term community asset. We strive to be the best housing agency in town.
$952 / Studio Apartment –Lincoln Street in Bath Available in late May. This studio apartment is located on Lincoln Street in Bath. The Apartment is… Read More
BATH—MaineHousing has awarded Bath Housing Development Corporation a $150,000 grant to continue its trailblazing “Comfortably Home” program in 2023. Along with that funding, MaineHousing is… Read More
Bath Housing and the Patten Free Library hosted a discussion in October 2022 about the history of housing in Bath, from WWI forward. The Q&A… Read More
Please feel free to give us a call to talk through your long-term housing needs. We have staff that can provide information about Bath Housing apartments, preliminary applications, and waitlist timeframes.
(207) 443-3116
The Bath Housing Office is open Tuesday through Thursday from 9 am to 3 pm.
Staff are available over the phone and by appointment from 8 am to 4 pm Monday through Thursday.
A birds' eye view of fairly large-scale apartment development in Brunswick ends with the question, is it enough? We have so much catching up to do.
A recent Maine Calling program on Maine Public Radio discusses the latest proposals and initiatives to alleviate the urgent need for affordable housing statewide. Panelists focus on the many and varied needs in alleviating the crisis.
On this Memorial Day, we offer this thoughtful view on volunteerism and civic duty as an essential part of honoring the sacrifices made by so many Americans. (No paywall.)
“I never thought of retirement, it just happened.”
Michael is a Bath Housing resident who retired after a long and fulfilling career in the priesthood and, later, as a counselor. He studied Ancient History and Latin and has never lost his love of reading. Although he grew up in Portland, OR, he moved to Bath 20 years ago because his wife had deep roots in the area and his grandchildren are here. He says he “never expected to live this long”.
