Domus To Convert Historic Homestead To Student Housing

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Last Updated ( 09/07/2010 13:51 )

DATE_FORMAT_LC2=Friday,September 03 2010 11:08:16 AM

Domus To Convert Historic Homestead To Student Housing

The farmhouse that currently sits on the site of the new Legends student housing property in Nacogdoches, Texas. Domus plans to restore the building for use as a clubhouse and leasing office.

Nacogdoches, Texas — Dallas-based Domus Development has announced plans to develop a new student housing community in Nacogdoches. Known as Legends, the project will be constructed on the site of the former Hayter homestead, which is located 2 blocks from the campus of Stephen F. Austin University.

An elevation of one of Legends' new buildings.

The historic prairie house on the property will be preserved and will serve as the new apartment community's clubhouse and leasing office. The project will contain 549 beds in a mix of one- through four-bedroom units. Apartment sizes will range from 550 to 1,350 square feet. Upon completion, which is expected in August 2012, Legends will be managed by Asset Campus Housing. Domus also expects to donate a portion of the development's 30 acres to the city for use as park space.

— Coleman Wood

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