Columns are added to front of old Holley High School
School now used for 41 apartments, village offices
Photo courtesy of Erin Anheier: The front columns were added this past week to the Holley Gardens, the former Holley High School. Home Leasing of Rochester has transformed the building with a $17 million project.
HOLLEY – One of the last touches on a $17 million transformation of the former Holley High School was completed this week when six new columns were put on the front of the building.
Delivery of the columns was delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The columns give the building a final exclamation point.
Home Leasing has turned the building, which was vacant for more than two decades, into 41 apartments and the village offices. The apartments include one studio, 35 one-bedrooms, and five two-bedroom apartments.
The building was last used as a school in 1975. It was last used by a manufacturing company, Liftec, which went bankrupt in the 1990s.
Photos by Tom Rivers: Here is how the former school looked on December 11, 2018 before the major construction started.
The building was nearly done in August, but Home Leasing was still waiting on delivery of the columns.
