Meyer Landmark

501 N. Main, Hutchinson, Kansas

The Landmark Hotel, originally known as the Stamey, is a five-story mixed use building originally constructed in 1923. At one time the building housed the finest hotel in the Hutchinson market, including a grand lobby and restaurant on the first floor. This new reuse and historic preservation project will create thirty-six new apartment units as well as ground floor commercial spaces.

Budget: ~$15 Million

Project Overview

The upper floors of the building have remained vacant for over 10 years, but with a solid structure and adaptable layout, they building is well-suited for modern apartments.

The Meyer Landmark Project is being led by Hutchinson's Laura Meyer Dick in partnership with Pomeroy Development.

Restoring this historic building will not only preserve its unique character but also contribute to the revitalization of downtown Hutchinson, bringing new energy, growth, and much needed housing to the area.

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Project Milestones

1923

Original building constructed

2023

Building acquired and and design / historic preservation work begins.

2026

Construction Complete!

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Project Hurdles

The second through fifth floors of the Landmark building were modified into boarding house style housing units in the late 1950s. Those units were unfortunately neglected and after changing hands several times over the building has now sits in total interior disrepair.