The most recent Adaptive Reuse Award from the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation went to The Waldorf at 122 Regent Street. Built in 1902 as the carriage house and stables for Douglass Mabee’s Stoneleigh estate, this building has lived many lives. It became Mabee Hall at Skidmore College, then home to a church, and later the Waldorf School. Today, The Waldorf is five private, low maintenance condominiums with garages, just steps from downtown and the track. The original masonry, red slate roof, and even the Mabee family’s original weather vane (returned by Douglass Mabee’s great grandson) are all part of the home’s next chapter.
Thank you to our team who accepted the award: Tony Bonacio, Vice President; Paul Lambert, Construction Project Manager; and Nick Welch, Site Supervisor. And a huge thank you to our partners Keith Buff of kpb Architecture and The LA Group for bringing this vision to life.
Three units are still available for anyone who wants to live in a piece of Saratoga Springs history. Contact Julie & Co. Realty to learn more.






