The Sullivan in Downtown Utica

The SULLIVAN, named after famed architect Louis Sullivan (1856-1924). He was the inspiration for Utica-based architect Frederick Gouge who designed the former Utica Commercial Travelers Building in 1904. The building was first constructed in 1905 and in 1938 an addition to the original 5-story structure was built. Today, this iconic structure is now home to 32 apartments in the heart of downtown Utica! The building consists of studios and 1-bedrooms, on-site secure parking, tenant storage available, fitness center and a community room. Residents are only steps away from the Utica Coffee Shop and other downtown restaurants and attractions.

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The Sullivan is an apartment community located in Oneida County and the 13502 ZIP Code. This area is served by the Utica City attendance zone.

The Sullivan in Downtown Utica is an apartment located in Oneida County, the 13502 Zip Code, and the Thomas R. Proctor High School, Middle Settlement Academy at Lincoln Avenue, and Upstate Cerebral Palsy Inc attendance zone.