Loretto breaks ground for new expansion project at the Nottingham

DeWITT, N.Y. — Loretto on Friday broke ground on the new wing for the Nottingham, a senior-living community at 1301 Nottingham Road in the Jamesville area of the town of DeWitt.

Loretto is calling the new wing “The Glens – A Nottingham Residence,” the organization said in a news release. The new residence is scheduled to open in fall 2019.

It’s a “roughly” $8 million development project, the organization said in an email response to a BJNN inquiry.

Providence, Rhode Island–based Gilbane Building Co., which has a Syracuse office, is the general and engineering contractor for the project, according to information that Julie Sheedy, VP, marketing & the foundation, at Loretto provided BJNN.

QPK Design of Syracuse is providing architectural and civil-engineering services. John P. Stopen Engineering, also of Syracuse, is handling the structural-engineering work.

The two-story building with a separate entrance will house 22 new apartments, per the Loretto release.

Those units will include 15 two-bedroom apartments; four one-bedroom apartments with an office; and three one-bedroom apartments.

The Nottingham currently has housing options that include cottages; independent-living apartments; assisted-living apartments; and accommodations for skilled nursing.

The nonprofit Loretto is a health-care organization providing services for older adults throughout Central New York. The organization serves close to 10,000 individuals each year through 19 locations in Onondaga and Cayuga counties.

Contact Reinhardt at ereinhardt@cnybj.com