Housing Type Victorian-Era Mansion
Housing for... Upper-year students
Number of Students 36
Distance from the Center of Campus 4 blocks
Types of Rooms Standard Bedroom
Features Student lounge

Description

Originally constructed in 1902 for Burlington banker Frederick Ward, this Tudor-style residence was first acquired by Champlain College in 1966. Champlain used it as a dormitory for a period of time and then repurchased it in 2001. The residence hall’s front lawn, common area lounge, and shaded porches encourage gathering and conversation. Students in this residence can simply walk down the hill and enjoy the activity of downtown Burlington, making the hall a great balance between campus and off-campus life.

Location

A short stroll up the street from Main Campus, 396 Main Street conveniently provides students with easy access to both campus life and the bustle of Burlington.

Street Address: 396 Main St, Burlington, VT 05401

Common Spaces

Common room

Outdoor Spaces

Side porch

Namesake

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