Castle Manor
Castle Manor dates back to 1908. Originally designed to be an orphanage, the building was used as a convent and eventually a seniors home. In 2014, developer Jay Tse bought the building.
This man Jay Tse is the castle owner and he has a labour of love on his hands ... and a great piece of architecture!
CBC's photo of Jay...
A sneak peek inside Moncton's Castle Manor condos | CBC News
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"This iconic heritage property was built over 100 years ago, with the help of our friends at Architect 4 we were able to preserve some of the original character of the building while implementing a more sophisticated modern elegance to complete this massive renovation project. Our main floor lobby as well as the units also feature works by several local artists which can be purchased or simply appreciated during your stay. Plenty of amenities included to make your stay welcoming and comfortable."
Architects 4 - Atlantic Canadian Architectural Leaders
Earlier CBC story from the way back machine...
Moncton's Castle Manor to be converted into high-end condos | CBC News
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