Governor Wolf Building
45 N. 2nd St. Easton, PA50 unique apartments in the heart of downtown Easton. The building was built in 1893 as the first public high school in Easton. It was named after the 7th Pennsylvania Governor George Wolf who is known as the father of the public school system. The building is listed on the National Register for Historic Places.
Details that Make a Difference
Governor Wolf Building offers amenities that make everyday living effortless. Spacious interiors, modern finishes, and convenient community features come together to create a comfortable place to call home. Whether you're working out, unwinding after a long day, or enjoying the character of your apartment, every detail is designed with your lifestyle in mind.
A comfortable shared gathering space for residents to relax, work, or connect with neighbors.
Enjoy the convenience of an on-site fitness center for your daily workout routine.
Open-concept layouts provide plenty of room to live, work, and entertain.
Expansive ceilings create an open, airy atmosphere with abundant natural light.
Additional on-site storage offers a convenient place for your extra belongings.
A sleek, full-size stainless steel appliance package brings lasting performance and contemporary style to your kitchen.
Every apartment includes a washer and dryer, making laundry convenient and hassle-free.
Controlled building access with a secure key fob entry system provides added convenience and peace of mind.
Welcome guests with confidence using the secure visitor intercom system at the building entrance.
Enjoy responsive service and reliable support from a professional management team dedicated to your community.
Easton: Rooted in History, Alive With Style
Easton offers the perfect blend of old and new. Founded in 1752, this walkable city is home to vibrant restaurants, artisan coffee shops and beloved cultural attractions like the State Theatre, Karl Stirner Arts Trail and Easton Public Market. Our Easton location puts you steps from it all—including year-round events like PA Bacon Fest, the Easton Winter Village and Heritage Day. From the historic 1776 reading of the Declaration of Independence to today’s thriving downtown scene, Easton is where the past inspires the present.