Housing Type Contemporary (Room)
Housing for... First-year students
Number of Students 10
Distance from the Center of Campus Less Than 1 Block
Types of Rooms Standard Bedroom
Features Smallest resident hall on campus

Description

Constructed in 1895, this structure originally housed carriages and later automobiles for Oliver and Sarah Presbry, who built 109 Summit Street. The carriage house was converted to a family home in the 1930s and acquired by Champlain College in 1994, when it served, initially, as the residence of the President of the College. Home to the smallest number of students, Carriage House fosters a tightly knit residential community.

Location

Located near the Miller Information Commons (aka the library), Carriage House is ideal for students who want to live in a central campus location and experience a small, close-knit residential community.

Street Address: 4 Cedar Ln, Burlington, VT 05401

Common Spaces

Common room

Outdoor Spaces

Next to Aiken Quad

Namesake

The hall is named after its original function, housing carriages!

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A photo of Carriage hall during the daytime
A photo of Carriage hall during the daytime

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