722 Pearl Street
Built in 1887, the Washington School was the first high school in Columbus, designed by architect Charles Sparrell. It was converted into apartments in 1981. The property won the Indiana award for the best Historic Residential rehabilitation in 1981.
All seven apartments are unique. Two are very large loft two story apartments and one is a two story apartment with a spiral staircase.
This building features off street parking, on site shared laundry room and an access controlled entry.
Unit Information
- Access control entries
- Off street parking
- On site shared coin operated laundry room
- Tenant pays gas, electric and water
- No pets
- No Smoking
Unit Information
- Access control entries
- Off street parking
- On site shared coin operated laundry room
- Tenant pays gas, electric and water
- No pets
- No Smoking
Unit Information
- Access control entries
- Off street parking
- On site shared coin operated laundry room
- Tenant pays gas, electric and water
- No pets
- No Smoking
Unit Information
- Access controlled entry
- Tenant pays gas, electric and water
- Off street parking
- On site shared coin operated laundry room
- Spiral staircase
- No pets
- No smoking
Unit Information
- Access control entries
- Off street parking
- On site shared coin operated laundry room
- Tenant pays gas, electric and water
- No pets
- No Smoking
Unit Information
- Access control entries
- Off street parking
- On site shared coin operated laundry room
- Tenant pays gas, electric and water
- No pets
- No Smoking
Unit Information
- Access control entries
- Off street parking
- On site shared coin operated laundry room
- Tenant pays gas, electric and water
- No pets
- No Smoking
