Twin Oaks Community

Twin Oaks serves households at or below 60% of Benton County Area Median Income. To rent a space, an applicant must be 18 or older.

Twin Oaks Community is at 245 SW Twin Oaks Circle in South Corvallis — within walking distance of Avery Park and Papa’s Pizza.

Start by reaching out to our team at twinoaks@sparrowinc.org or (541) 753-3334. We’ll talk through current availability, walk you through the application and income verification, and review eligibility together.

Water and garbage are included as part of lot rent. Residents are responsible for their own electricity and any other utilities.

Twin Oaks offers on-site coin-operated laundry, mailboxes, trash and recycling service, and a large grassy common area — great for picnics, games, or just enjoying some outdoor space.

Sparrow is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit working to walk families out of homelessness and toward lasting stability. We own and operate Twin Oaks Community and the land it sits on, with the goal of making it a safe, stable, and thriving place for residents to call home. Centurion Property Management handles the everyday landlord side — lot rent and leases — so residents work with Centurion for those matters. Sparrow’s own on-site team — a Caretaker who looks after the community’s facilities, and a Resident Services Coordinator — is available to help with things like a maintenance concern, a neighbor situation, or any other question.

Resident Services is one of the biggest ways Sparrow serves the Twin Oaks community — helping residents connect with and navigate important resources like health insurance, government assistance programs, healthcare access, and job searching, including help with the application process along the way.

Our Resident Services Coordinator is in the on-site office Tuesdays, 11am to 5pm. Residents are welcome to stop by anytime during those hours.

The Hope Fund is Sparrow’s way of stepping in when a Twin Oaks resident faces a sudden crisis — things like a house fire, a major health emergency, or an unexpected loss of heat or essential items. It’s meant to help residents stabilize during an emergency, with the goal of preventing a crisis from turning into a loss of housing.

Every situation is different, and we work with each resident individually to see how we can help. If you’re facing a hardship or have questions about the Hope Fund, reach out to our team at twinoaks@sparrowinc.org or (541) 753-3334.

Yes. Sparrow hosts community events throughout the year that all residents are welcome to join, like an annual barbecue and a community garage sale day.