PLEASE HAVE OFFERS IN BY 04/05 at 9:00 PM. The Norton village was created as a model planned company town for its workers by the Norton Grinding Company in 1915. Its design is attributed to Grosvenor Atterbury, who designed the South Village and the home of Aldus Higgins, then president of the Norton Company. The company established the Indian Hill Company as a worker real estate subsidiary in 1914, when the South Village was developed. The complex is unique in Worcester, whose other major employers have no history of similar housing. These 1 1/2 story structures have steeply pitched gable roofs, 3 bay façade with a center entrance. Modest in size with a living room, dining r00m featuring a built-in china cabinet and a step saving kitchen on the first floor. Over time a full bath and family room addition were added to the first level. The second level features to bedrooms, walk in closet and a full bath. Priced with renovations in mind.
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