Employee Housing

McAuley Place at A Glance
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McAuley Place is located at I & 41st Streets east of the Bentonville Community Center.
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The land for this project was made available by Mercy Health.
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Thirty-five cottages will be allocated for Bentonville Schools employees.
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Another 120 units will be available to District employees and the larger community.
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The development will also boast an on-site early learning center for the children of Bentonville Schools’ staff and other residents of the development.
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McAuley Place is named for Catherine McAuley who founded the Sisters of Mercy.
Bentonville Schools, in partnership with Excellerate Foundation, Benton County, Mercy Health and Arvest Bank, announce a trailblazing development, affording employees of Bentonville Schools the opportunity, to live where they work. McAuley Place, located at I Street and 41st Street will welcome 35 Bentonville Schools’ employees who financially qualify to rent an affordable, single-family cottage for up to five years.
Alternatively, they can choose to participate in an innovative home equity program, escalating the pathway to home ownership.
McAuley Place will also house a 3,000 square foot early learning center available for the children of qualifying Bentonville Schools employees and other residents of the development. The center has capacity for 60 infants and toddlers.

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On site early childhood learning center
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On site adult education classes
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On site tutoring
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Bentonville Community Center across street
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Walkable amenities
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Public transportation stop
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Easy access to the Razorback Greenway
Early Learning Center

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3,000 sq. ft.
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Pre-K program with 40 slots, 3-5 years old
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Infant/toddler program with 20 slots, 6-24 months old
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Run by Bentonville Schools
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Children of Bentonville Schools & McAuley Place residents given priority enrollment