Frequently Asked Questions Have a question about life at Park 66 Flats? If so, we’re happy to help answer any question you have about Broad Ripple apartment life. Have a question that isn’t answered here? Call our office at 317-820-2209 to talk to a community manager today. Search FAQ What are your lease lengths? Park 66 Flats offers leases ranging from 3 to 18 months. Talk to one of our leasing specialists to learn more about our current vacancies in Broad Ripple. What kind of floor plans do you offer for lease? Park 66 Flats has floor plans ranging from studio apartments to 2 bedroom apartments. Check out our apartments in person by scheduling a walkthrough, or view our floor plan layouts. What is your pet policy? Park 66 Flats welcomes your pets at our Broad Ripple apartment community! We have no breed or size restrictions on dogs, but we have a 2-pet maximum with a non-refundable fee in addition to a monthly fee for pet-owning Residents. Can I pay my rent online? Yes! To access our current Resident portal to pay your rent or submit a maintenance request, view our Resident Info page. What school district is Park 66 Flats in? Park 66 Flats is served by Washington Township, which includes John Strange Elementary, Eastwood Middle School, and Broad Ripple High School (soon to be Pike High School). Are Residents able to break their lease? Yes. There is a fee of $3,000 for breaking your lease at any time, which can be lowered to $1,500 with a 60 day notice. Does Park 66 Flats require a credit check? Yes, Park 66 Flats and all other J.C. Hart living communities require a credit check to be run during the application process. Do you charge an application fee? Yes. An administrative fee of $250 per apartment is required that goes to the application, background screening, and processing charges necessary for a new rental. Are there discounts available for students, elderly Residents, or military members? J.C. Hart is pleased to be an Equal Housing Opportunity Provider, but we currently do not offer any special discounts. Does Park 66 Flats provide income-based housing? No, Park 66 Flats does not offer income-based housing. Filter by Number of Items 10 Items Per Page 20 Items Per Page 50 Items Per Page 100 Items Per Page 12
What are your lease lengths? Park 66 Flats offers leases ranging from 3 to 18 months. Talk to one of our leasing specialists to learn more about our current vacancies in Broad Ripple.
What kind of floor plans do you offer for lease? Park 66 Flats has floor plans ranging from studio apartments to 2 bedroom apartments. Check out our apartments in person by scheduling a walkthrough, or view our floor plan layouts.
What is your pet policy? Park 66 Flats welcomes your pets at our Broad Ripple apartment community! We have no breed or size restrictions on dogs, but we have a 2-pet maximum with a non-refundable fee in addition to a monthly fee for pet-owning Residents.
Can I pay my rent online? Yes! To access our current Resident portal to pay your rent or submit a maintenance request, view our Resident Info page.
What school district is Park 66 Flats in? Park 66 Flats is served by Washington Township, which includes John Strange Elementary, Eastwood Middle School, and Broad Ripple High School (soon to be Pike High School).
Are Residents able to break their lease? Yes. There is a fee of $3,000 for breaking your lease at any time, which can be lowered to $1,500 with a 60 day notice.
Does Park 66 Flats require a credit check? Yes, Park 66 Flats and all other J.C. Hart living communities require a credit check to be run during the application process.
Do you charge an application fee? Yes. An administrative fee of $250 per apartment is required that goes to the application, background screening, and processing charges necessary for a new rental.
Are there discounts available for students, elderly Residents, or military members? J.C. Hart is pleased to be an Equal Housing Opportunity Provider, but we currently do not offer any special discounts.
Does Park 66 Flats provide income-based housing? No, Park 66 Flats does not offer income-based housing.