Schoolhouse Square Apartments

Schoolhouse Square apartments consist of thirteen apartments in the heart of Fountain Square. The old schoolhouse was originally constructed circa 1870 and was renovated by one of Fountain Square's finest humanitarians, Tom Ellis. Originally, the building was known as the Saint Joseph's Institute and used as a school by the Brothers of Sacred Heart. There is a mix of one bedrooms and studios with each apartment having unique characteristics and amenities. The building retains many of its original features and all of its beloved turn of the century charm. Nearly 150 year old hardwood floors run throughout the building, along with windows larger than doorways. It is truly a gem.

Amenities include the following; however, each home has unique features.

Location, location, location. 250 feet from the cultural trail and the fountain in Fountain Square.
Large grassy knoll with picnic table and grill for enjoying the warm summer days
Boiler heat with several apartments having central heating and cooling
Gas and electric paid by owner
13' ceilings
Front porch with a view of Fountain Square
Hardwood floors throughout
Very large double pane (energy efficient) windows. Many have a view of Fountain Square.
On site laundry facility
CCV camera surveillance
Exterior security lighting