For more information regarding leasing:
Phone: (606) 766-3300
Email: elkhorn@auassociates.com
Office Hours: Monday 10:00-4:00
Elkhorn City School Apartments are the adaptive reuse of the original Elkhorn City High School into 27 affordable units for families. The old Elkhorn City High School stands in Elkhorn City, a town about 20 miles southeast of Pikeville, Kentucky, the county seat.
The school was built in 1938 using funds from the Works Progress Administration (WPA). The old high school is the most prominent one of the three National Register contributing buildings on the 6.8-acre parcel which is surrounded by State Route 197 and the Elkhorn Creek at its confluence into the Russell Fork. The site of the old Elkhorn City High School sits near the heart of the city. Originally constructed in 1938, this historic building is able to maintain historic charm and amenities: original hardwood floors and windows, tall ceilings, and wide hallways.
Walking through the renovated building, it is easy to recognize where former spaces that classrooms, lockers, the principle’s office, stage, cafeteria and even the gymnasium once occupied. Two-story loft units now occupy the space where the gymnasium once stood.
Completed in January 2019, the Elkhorn City School Apartments offer loft, one, two and three bedroom units and a wide array of modern amenities.
Project Features and Amenities:
Fully equipped kitchens
Traditional cabinetry
Self-cleaning electric range
Energy Star® dishwasher
Energy Star® frost-free refrigerator
Washers & dryers hookups included in all units
Paddle fans in all living areas and bedrooms
Multiple handicap accessible units
Window blinds
Individual climate control
Keyless electronic entry
Complete fire suppression system
Cable TV access
High speed internet access
Convenient onsite parking
Outdoor seating area
Individual tenant storage
On site management office
Playground
Gallery
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After
Project Made Possible by:
AU Associates
Necto Architecture
Fez Construction
Pike County Housing Authority
Project Financing Made by:
Kentucky Housing Corporations
Community Affordable Housing Equity Corporation
Kentucky Department for Local Government
Kentucky Heritage Council
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