IMAGINE…
When Need Meets Opportunity
The Farley Building was constructed in 1877, consolidating 14 one-room schoolhouses into Hollis's first centralized civic building and high school, serving generations of local children in grades 1-12. This historic landmark building is ready for rehabilitation to serve the space needs of Hollis.
Farley Building Features with Addition
Spacious and Flexible Layout
Over 12,000 square feet of space
7 separate rooms (1 room 1220, 6 rooms 525-690)
Large performance/multifunction area option
Large storage capacity in basement and within classrooms
Office, restrooms, and janitor's closet
Third floor to be fitted out in the future, offering future expansion potential
Accessibility and Safety Features
Handicap access adjacent to rear paved parking lot for 59 cars
Elevator extending from the basement to the 3rd floor, providing accessibility to the entire building
Fire suppression system and other life safety code components
Secure entrance
Central Town Location and Outdoor Amenities
Outdoor space immediately available
Convenient drop-off/pick-up
Expanded front porch for outdoor events
Large open lawn space for community gatherings
Plans for 60-space parking lot expansion on town-owned land
Additional Documentation
Lead and asbestos issues studied and abatement addressed in the renovation plan.
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The Farley Building has officially been listed on the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places. This prestigious designation, awarded by the New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (DHR), confirms what Hollis residents have long known: the Farley Building is a significant and irreplaceable part of our town’s story.