Windsor Locks manufacturing research building targeted for conversion into 53 apartments
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2 Elm St., Windsor Locks
The Hexagon Group is moving to transform a Windsor office and research building it recently purchased into a mix of 53 apartments and a small commercial space.
A limited liability company affiliated with the West Hartford apartment developer acquired the vacant 52,416-square-foot building on 5.8 acres at 2 Elm St. from manufacturer Ahlstrom in a $650,000 deal recorded in the town’s land records on May 1.
The Hexagon-affiliated LLC, on Thursday, submitted a special use permit request to the town. It's plans call for 53 apartments on two floors, with a 2,360-square-foot commercial space and a 1,578-square-foot tenant storage area on the ground floor, according to a layout included with the application.
The building would host 18 studio apartments, 31 one-bedroom units and four two-bedroom dwellings, according to the application material.
Attempts to reach a Hexagon representative have been unsuccessful.
The Windsor Locks property is located near the Connecticut River and is a short drive to Bradley International Airport.
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