Granite Works Open House
The Granite Works is holding an open house this weekend, June 3rd and 4th from 11 am n 2 pm. First Amherst Developmentis mixed-use loft and retail project located at 846 Main Street features 28 residential units ranging in size from a 746 sq.ft. one-bedroom to a 1,603 sq.ft. two-level corner unit. Each apartment features fully-applianced kitchens, 14i ceilings and oversized windows.
Units, starting at $895.00 per month, will be ready for July/August occupancy and over twenty percent are pre-leased. The development also features 4,600 sq.ft. of street-level specialty retail space. Floorplans are available at the project website.
Get connected: 839-1400.
Photo Credit: CitySky Photography by Nate Farnsworth
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Jefferson
This is very nice. Should be a successful project. Off topic: Does anyone know what happened regarding the AMA building? It was supposed to have been sold yesterday, June 1. Did it fall through?
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