between the Twin Cities and Duluth. The building will create new residences next to Panther Park playground, Banning State Park, Robinson Quarry Park, the Wild and Scenic Kettle River, and the downtown commercial district of Sandstone.

This challenging redevelopment project is only possible with the widespread support of the community and numerous funders. The project will be certified for state and federal historic tax credits.

Lack of housing is a barrier to growth of regional businesses, and buildings like the historic Sandstone School create a win for a community in need of more housing options, businesses who are growing their teams, and a city with a historic core.