LHA Developments

Lebanon Housing Authority as a public housing agency servicing the City of Lebanon strives to provide affordable, decent, safe and sanitary housing to income-eligible residents in the community. This has been accomplished through the development of properties in varied settings and different neighborhoods to best accommodate the needs and desires of residents.

Lebanon Housing Authority owns and manages Public Housing developments that have low-income rental family and elderly/disabled apartments. Successful applicants must meet HUD income and eligibility guidelines and desire an independent lifestyle. LHA reserves the right to screen applicants based on adverse rental histories.


Lebanon Towers [Elderly] 97 Hanover St Lebanon
Maple Manor [Elderly/Disabled] 4 Maple Street West Lebanon
Rogers House [Elderly/Disabled] 39 North Park St Lebanon
Romano Circle [Family] Romano Circle West Lebanon

Rogers House

56-Units; Elderly/Disabled
HUD - Public Housing

Rogers House, originally constructed as a luxury hotel in 1911, was extensively renovated and converted to Senior Housing in 1970. This historic four-story apartment complex is located in a prime downtown Lebanon location directly across from the picturesque Colburn Park and consists of a varied mix of 0-Bedroom Efficiency and 1-Bedroom apartments, some with views.
  • Elevator Accessible
  • Single-level units of various configurations consist of a kitchen, bathroom and living room/sleeping room or living room plus bedroom on four different floors.
  • All utilities included in rent.
  • Kitchens equipped with modern electric range and refrigerator.
  • 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance
  • Cable/Internet Ready
  • Discounted Basic Cable TV package
  • Property served by Public & Senior Transportation and within walking distance to central business district amenities and community services.
  • Surveillance Cameras
  • Fire Suppression System
  • On-Site Laundry Facilities
  • On-Site Community Rooms
  • On-Site Limited Reserved Parking

Lebanon Towers

40-Units; Elderly
HUD - Public Housing

Lebanon Towers was constructed in 1984 on an attractive urban site located close to downtown Lebanon and consisting of nice 1-Bedroom apartments in a comfortable five-story contemporary design building.
  • Elevator Accessible
  • Single-level units consist of a galley kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedroom.
  • Total Electric Living in an energy-efficient structure with generous utility allowances provided.
  • Kitchens equipped with modern electric range and refrigerator.
  • 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance
  • Cable/Internet Ready
  • Discounted Basic Cable TV package
  • Property served by Public & Senior Transportation and close to many community services and amenities, some within walking distance.
  • Fire Suppression System
  • On-Site Laundry Facilities
  • On-Site Community Room
  • On-Site Limited Reserved Parking

Maple Manor

40-Units; Elderly/Disabled
HUD - Public Housing

Maple Manor was constructed in 1972 and is located on a spacious site consisting of a mix of 0-Bedroom Efficiency and 1-Bedroom apartments in four brick-clad, garden-style buildings close to downtown West Lebanon.
  • Single-level units consist of a kitchen, bathroom and living room/sleeping room or living room plus bedroom on first or second-floor locations.
  • Second-floor units accessible by stairs or elevator lifts.
  • All utilities included in rent.
  • Kitchens equipped with modern electric range and refrigerator.
  • 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance
  • Cable/Internet Ready
  • Discounted Basic Cable TV package
  • Property served by Public & Senior Transportation and close to many business district amenities and community services, some within walking distance.
  • On-Site Laundry Facilities
  • On-Site Community Center Building
  • On-Site Reserved Parking

Romano Circle

30-Units; Families
HUD - Public Housing

Romano Circle was constructed in 1973 and is located on a spacious West Lebanon site consisting of a mix of 2, 3, and 4 bedroom townhouse-style dwellings situated around a nicely landscaped cul-de-sac.
  • Units consist of a family-friendly first-floor kitchen and living room with the bathroom and bedrooms on the second-floor level.
  • All utilities included in rent.
  • Kitchens equipped with modern electric range and refrigerator plus individual washer/dryer hookups.
  • 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance
  • Cable/Internet Ready
  • Discounted Basic Cable TV package
  • Property served by Public Transportation and close to shopping districts and community services; some within walking distance.
  • School Bus Stops on-site.
  • Basement storage units provided.
  • Surveillance Cameras
  • On-Site Community Center
  • On-Site Basketball Court and Playground Equipment
  • Ample On-Site Vehicle Parking
  • On-Site Management Office

Lebanon Housing Authority has also developed and manages low income tax credit (LIHTC) affordable rental housing. Successful applicants must meet IRS Section 42 income and eligibility guidelines. Applicant income must be within established minimum and maximum levels for the area based on household size. Affordable rents are set at fixed levels tied to 30%, 50% or 60% of area median income. Families with Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers may apply for and reside in these apartments subject to approval. LHA reserves the right to screen applicants based on adverse rental histories.

Heater Landing [LIHTC] 258 Heater Rd Lebanon
Romano Place [LIHTC] Doc Place West Lebanon

ROMANO PLACE

16-Units; Families/Singles-All Ages
LIHTC – Low Income Housing Tax Credit Apartments

Romano Place was constructed in 2010 and is located on a spacious site consisting of a mix of single-level 1 and 2-Bedroom apartments and 2-Bedroom Townhouse-style apartments in three LEED-certified, energy-efficient buildings in West Lebanon.
  • Single-level units consist of a large kitchen, bathroom, living room with 1 or 2 bedrooms in first-floor accessible units or second-floor stair-accessible locations plus exterior porches/ balconies.
  • Townhouse units consist of a large kitchen, living room on first-floor and bathroom plus 2 bedrooms on the second-floor.
  • Solar-Assisted Oil FHW Radiant and Baseboard Heat & Hot-Water included in rent.
  • Kitchens equipped with modern electric range and refrigerator.
  • 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance
  • Cable/Internet Ready
  • Discounted Basic Cable TV package
  • Property served by Public & Senior Transportation and close to shopping districts and community services, some within walking distance.
  • Basement storage units provided.
  • Fire Suppression Systems
  • On-Site Laundry Facility
  • On-Site Reserved Parking
  • On-Site Management Office

Heater Landing

The Heater Landing Wait List is Now OPEN! Go to LHA Applications.
44-Units; Families/Singles-All Ages
LIHTC - Low Income Housing Tax Credit Apartments

The Lebanon Housing Authority has begun construction of the new Heater Landing Residential Community at 258 Heater Road in Lebanon, NH. Construction of this very accessible affordable housing with landscaped parking on 3+ acres at the intersection of Heater & Old Etna Roads should be completed around August 2022.

The 44-unit, 3-story building is ideal workforce housing and will offer (30) one-bedroom units, (11) two-bedroom units and (3) three-bedroom units for income-eligible families through the Federal Tax Credit Program once the project is completed. Heater Landing is located near downtown Lebanon, City Schools, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and other major area employers to include retail and restaurants. There will be a sheltered bus stop conveniently located on the property’s street corner for free access to public transportation provided by Advance Transit.

PARTNERS: Lebanon Housing Authority partnered with New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority, the Evernorth Non-Profit Organization, Mascoma Bank and the Jack & Dorothy Byrne Foundation to develop Heater Landing. Burnell-Johnson Architects designed the project and Ingram Construction Corporation is the general contractor.
FUNDING: Funding totaling approximately 11 million dollars from numerous sources, including the partners mentioned, was collected to cover the total development costs.