The House

Built in 1939 and lived in by the Putnam Family from that time until 1990, Lee’s Place was designed to be a safe and comforting place where our clients can relax and reflect. From the arching doorways to the antique cabinets and fixtures, Lee’s Place is warmly decorated to feel like home.

While waiting for counseling, clients can relax in the living room in front of the antique fireplace. All visitors are welcome to a drink and snack from the kitchen, and each therapy room is decorated in unique and comforting ways.

In the children’s therapy room, all sorts of toys and coloring activities can be found, including a window-sized chalk board and larger than life stuffed animals. The adult rooms vary from the soft Zen of greenery and small water fixtures to the warm colors, bright sunlight and cushy furniture of home.

Lee’s Place has expansive gardens that include blooming magnolias, a flowing koi pond and extensive greenery. You can relax in the gazebo and read a book on the swing or spread out in the sun on the adirondack chairs and feed the visiting ducks and geese from Lake Ella across the street.