Jackson Renaissance

The Jackson Renaissance is a historic property that has long been a part of the fabric of its neighborhood. Built in 1893, the Jackson School closed as a public institution in 1943. The school then became a part of many small businesses throughout the years until being abandoned in 2005. All the while, its neighborhood longed for a return of the building’s presence. Now that dream has come true. line&para The Jackson Renaissance has 48 stylish, contemporary apartment homes that celebrate all that is historic and unique about the property. A new three-story addition was incorporated into the design that houses 24 of the 48 units with 44 units targeted to low-income seniors age 55 plus earning at or below 50 – 60 percent of area median income and four units at market rate rents. line&para This property contains a plethora of amenities, including spacious one- and two-bedroom floor plans with multiple layout options and closets galore, penthouse units with skylights have been added in the existing attic space, a fitness center along with beautiful full kitchens with maple cabinets, a library, and a community room with hearth and spacious seating. The building’s historic windows feature the original trim that has been restored to its original 1893 finish. All units are equipped with a Geo-Thermal heating and cooling system, energy star appliances, and lighting which are a part of the “Green” points design scheme.