THE HARTLEY BLOCK
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Location
155 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Maine
Year Built
2019
Number of Apartments
63
Type of Project
New Construction
Architect
Platz Associates
Contractor
Financing
MaineHousing, Evernorth, City of Lewiston
and TD Bank
Press
Mainebiz - Artist Commissions Announced
Sun Journal - Art Installation
In 2004 and 2006, four connected historic buildings on Lisbon Street suffered extensive fire damage and were condemned and demolished, leaving a gaping hole in Lewiston’s most iconic street. One of the buildings was the site of the 1906 art studio of Marsden Hartley, a noted early modern American painter born and raised in Lewiston.
The Hartley Block is The Szanton Company’s answer to this 175’ x 100’ empty lot. A mixed-use, mixed-income project, it features 63 apartments aimed at a diversity of income groups and 4,000 sq. ft. of retail space along Lisbon Street. The project features a fitness center, community room, children’s playroom, dedicated bike storage room, wi-fi and covered parking directly behind the building. Amenities within easy walking distance include the public library (across the street), shops, restaurants, cafes, and two major parks.
This project adds momentum to downtown Lewiston’s resurgence, including street-level public art at the entrance. Two 9-foot mosaic tile works, after Marsden Hartley paintings, animate its facade.
For retail leasing information, please call Chris Paszyc at The Boulos Company at 207-553-1709.