Stone Academy, which abruptly closed in February and is being investigated by Attorney General William Tong for possible violations of the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act, has put its three campuses on the market.
Amodio & Co. Real Estate, based in New Britain, is listing the for-profit nursing school’s former campuses in East Hartford, Waterbury and West Haven for sale, or for lease.
The East Hartford campus, at 745 and 763 Burnside Ave., features 17,315 square feet of educational space across three buildings on 3.9 acres, with a paved parking lot and 95 spaces. The site could be used as an academic campus, assisted living facility or multifamily conversion, the listing says. The property is also home to the school’s former corporate offices.
The West Haven campus, at 560 Sawmill Road, spans 27,486 square feet on 2.4 acres, with 115 parking spaces. The property sits along Interstate 95, which has average daily traffic of 107,900 vehicles, according to the listing.
The Waterbury campus, at 101 Pierpont Road, contains 12,596 square feet on 2.5 acres across three buildings near Interstate 84. It has more than 116 parking spaces and 192 solar electric panels.
Stone Academy closed amid concerns about its National Council Licensure Examination rates, faculty qualifications and clinical training.
Last week, Tong sought a court order to force the owners of Stone Academy to comply with an ongoing investigation.
