Completed in 1924, the Tudor Revival style Indian Hill School was built to serve the adjacent North Village, a planned suburban residential community developed during World War I for industrial workers of the Norton Company. The school is a 1½-story red brick building with a fully exposed basement/ground floor set on a concrete foundation, situated on a large, sloping open lot at the corner of Ararat Street and Indian Hill Road.
The building is undergoing a complete restoration. Each floor will host several loft-style apartments, featuring luxury kitchens with quartz counter tops and stainless steel appliances, in-unit laundry rooms, central A/C, integrated security system, internet and cable TVs. The development has been awarded state and federal tax credits for its attention in restoring and preseving the historic architectural elements and character of the building.
Worcester, a five-time recipient of the All-American City Award, offers its residents the resources and exciting attractions of a metropolis, balanced with the more intimate, livable scale of a mid-size city - and something more.
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