A 1.93-acre campus redevelopment opportunity in one of Hartford's most historic neighborhoods, just a short walk to downtown, major employers, and cultural attractions. The site includes the former St. Peter's School, the adjacent convent at 11 Charter Oak Place, and the church, with potential for 65 residential units across the two buildings. Built in 1913, the 56,296 SF brownstone school has received Hartford Historic Preservation Commission approval for adaptive reuse as residential. Architect's concept plans lay out 49 units: 38 studios, 4 one-bedrooms, 5 two-bedrooms, and 2 three-bedroom lofts, plus a laundry facility and unit storage. The former convent, in the Charter Oak Place Historic District, also has Historic Preservation Commission approval for residential conversion. City-reviewed plans show 16 units: seven studios (438 SF), eight one-bedrooms (582 SF), and one two-bedroom (860 SF). The church invites buyers to bring their creativity, with potential to become a community gathering place, event venue, or another use that complements the residential campus. The local rental market supports strong pricing. Nearby studios rent for $1,300 to $1,380, new one-bedrooms achieve $1,650, and two-bedrooms command about $1,800.. Zoned MX-2. Historic approvals, concept plans, and a planning status letter are available to qualified buyers. Can be purchased as a package at a discount with 20 Clifford St and 273 Asylum