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Staunton senior community sells for $4.75M

62 senior-living apartments included in sale

Kate Andrews //August 13, 2021//

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Staunton senior community sells for $4.75M

Staunton senior community sells for $4.75M

62 senior-living apartments included in sale

Kate Andrews //August 13, 2021//

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A with 62 one- and two-bedroom apartments in has sold for $4.75 million, announced this week. Formerly a high school built in 1926, was converted to apartments and commercial space in 2009.

Original developer Gypsy Hill Place LLC, represented by John Pritzlaff and Jenny Stoner of Thalhimer, sold the property at 300 Churchville Ave. to Hilltop Terrace LLC, according to Staunton property records.

In addition to the apartments, the property has 30,000 square feet of commercial and amenity space.

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