115 College Dr, Lawrenceville, VA 23868. Call show contact info For application form. pickup the sqft you want to rental. call me for price. rent @ $0.15/sqft. Buildings pic link: example: 23.058 SF building: 23.058x$0.15/sqft Monthly rent = 23058x$0.15=$3458.7/month Dropbox pic link: Description St. Paul's College. The campus consists of 31 buildings and is situated on 135 acres plus an additional 23,058 SF, 5.55 AC Student Center. Founded in 1888 by James Solomon Russell, of the Saint Paul's Normal and Industrial School, four-year coeducational liberal arts institution of higher learning located in the rolling hills of Brunswick County in Southern Virginia.. The historic campus and architecture, on the National Register of Historic Places, provide a classic backdrop to a personalized education that provides opportunities for athletic, spiritual and scholarly development within a strong sense of community. Older buildings were constructed by students and donated by friends of the College. Saint Paul's College is home to student for one of kind education in the United States. Building List: 1) The Chicago Building: Built in 1928 originally constructed by students, the Chicago Building is a 14,024 SF classic brick structure with double hung windows that houses the President's Office along with its support staff, an auditorium with stage & audio/video equipment that seats 424 people, classrooms, faculty offices, and a large conference room. The building has been updated and remodeled over the years. Rent @ 14024x$0.15=$2103.6/month 2) Anna Ramsdell Johnston Building: Built in 1933. 9,100 SF, 2 story structure, plus basement, Sitting on a hill, the Anna Ramsdell Johnston Building houses the register's office & VP for development. Entrance has nice grand/glass doors/windows. Interior offices were recently renovated to create a series of offices, including new toilets in the basement. Rent: 2033.9x$0.15=$350/m 3) & 4) W.A. Brown Hall & Science Annex: 19,812 SF combined between the two attached buildings. Built in 1951 then the Science Annex was added in 1990. Houses math & science classes along with career services. Rent: 2975/mon 5) Emery Hall: 26,152 SF, 4 story, brick structure. This was used a the boys' dormitory. Building overlooks the tennis court, which is directly behind Emery Hall. Rent: 3997/m 6) James Solomon Russel Memorial Library: Built in 1951. 21,259 SF, 2 story, brick structure, was originally constructed as a dining hall. Addition added in 1971. Low, horizontal profile and traditional slate-clad hipped and gable roof. 4 parking spaces on side. Full of inventory (books & computers), 2nd floor is open for study center with cubes in center, vaulted ceilings, shelves w/books on the outside. Rent: 3388/m 7) Evelyn E. Holt Hall: Built in 1969. Large U-Shape, 52,617 SF brick structure. Zoned R-2. Was previously used as a dormitory. Rent: 7899/m 8) Taylor-Whitehead Gymnasium: 17,500 SF gymnasium, A-4 zoning/use. Built in 1965. Gym was used for the basketball teams. Building features locker rooms, basketball court, and weight room. Outside there is a large parking lot with outdoor basketball courts next to gym. The constructions consists of steel framing to steel columns over the gym floor with the gymnasium walls built of concrete masonry. Power features 120A, three phase four wire. Rent: $2699/m 9) Louie Taylor Letcher Memorial Infirmary: Built in 1926, 3 floors, 6,435 SF structure. South elevation faces the oldest area of the campus. Brick walls and double hung wood stash windows denote the structure. The main entrance is served by a straight concrete walkway. Small paved lot on side. Rent: $ 999/m 10) William Scott Memorial Building : Built in 1932, 3,200 SF, 2 story structure. Houses the campus Post Office along with other administrative offices. Rent: 599/m 11) M.E. Johnson Hall: Built in 1965. 17,005 SF, U-Shaped, brick building. This was used as the cafeteria. Large parking lot/loading area in rear. Re
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