THE MILL AT SACO FALLS
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Location
100 Saco Falls Way, Biddeford, Maine
Year Built
2010
Number of Apartments
66
Type of Project
Historic Rehabilitation
Architect
Archetype Architects
Contractor
Wright-Ryan Construction
Financing
MaineHousing
Northern New England Housing Investment Fund
TD Bank
City of Biddeford
US Department of Housing and Urban Development
America Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Awards
Maine Preservation Honor Award
This project is an adaptive re-use of an 1845 textile mill building adjacent to the Saco River falls in Biddeford. It is a key component in the renaissance of the Biddeford Mill District, from a collection of aging industrial buildings to a vibrant, mixed-use neighborhood offering public access to the Saco River.
Features of the project include magnificent views of the Saco River and falls, and a short walk to both the Amtrak station on Saco Island and Biddeford’s historic downtown. Residents enjoy a fitness center, outdoor play area, home theater room, and community room with computers.