“If you want people to behave like they’re in a village, then build a village”
Hans Monderman

Welcome to Lace Village

Lace Village redefines what it means to live, work, and thrive in a modern community rooted in history. Located in the heart of Scranton, PA, Lace Village offers contemporary living within the original buildings of the former Scranton Lace Company.

Founded in 1890, the Scranton Lace Company was a global leader in lace production and one of the largest employers of women in the United States. The factory was also known for prioritizing employee well-being, offering amenities such as a bowling alley, basketball court, and theater. At its height, Scranton Lace designs could be found in homes around the world.

During World War II, the company manufactured camouflage and Victory Parachutes. However, as global demand for lace declined, the factory closed in 2002. The once-thriving building became a fading symbol of Scranton’s industrial past.

In 2006, a visionary redevelopment group acquired the dormant factory with plans to create a mixed-use space that seamlessly integrates residential, commercial, and retail amenities.

Every corner of this multi-use complex honors Scranton’s rich industrial heritage. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the buildings—including the iconic clock tower—have been thoughtfully restored to their original grandeur. As you explore the property, you’ll feel transported to historic England. Lace Village is designed to offer the conveniences of modern living while celebrating the legacy of the past.

Whether you’re looking for a stylish new home, a high-visibility retail space, or a creative office environment, Lace Village offers it all in one vibrant community. By combining upscale residential living, diverse retail options, and premier commercial spaces, it delivers an unmatched lifestyle experience for residents, entrepreneurs, and visitors alike.

Welcome to a new era of living and working—where heritage and innovation come together like never before.

Apartments & Townhomes

Choose from a variety of spacious apartments and townhouses to find your perfect home. Residential options include luxury Office Lofts, Nottingham Apartments overlooking Nottingham Square, and Townhouses with two-car garages—plus more on the way. Each unit is thoughtfully designed with modern finishes and details to create a truly unique living experience.

As a Lace Village resident, you’ll enjoy a wide range of upscale amenities, including a private gym, restaurant, coffee shop, yoga studio, salon and spa, pickleball courts, indoor and outdoor event spaces, a communal workspace, furnished observation decks, and beautifully landscaped green areas.

Explore our floor plans and find your new home today.

Event Venues

There’s nothing in the region quite like the event spaces at Lace Village. Whether you’re planning a wedding, corporate gathering, fundraiser, seasonal festival, or another special occasion, our indoor and outdoor venues provide the perfect backdrop. Our on-site event planning and catering teams are ready to bring your vision to life.

Explore our venues and make your next event unforgettable at Lace Village

Retail & Office Space

Lace Village is the perfect place to grow your business. Our newly renovated commercial and retail spaces combine modern amenities with historic industrial charm. Located in the heart of Scranton, Lace Village offers high foot traffic, convenient parking, and a vibrant community atmosphere. With flexible leasing options and a dynamic mix of neighboring businesses, this is your opportunity to set up shop in one of the region’s most iconic landmarks.

Browse available spaces and bring your business to Lace Village.

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There for barkfest. Great surroundings, awesome vendors, plenty of great seating options. Public restrooms available. It's beautifully done. Also a very nice café.
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Beautiful location for a private party- service & food were great. Only thing need better signage where to park for private parties.
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We were there for one of their market events quite a few vender nice area to walk around for a little while
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Robert Ferrari
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Beautiful venue!!
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The living spaces, property, and community are fantastic. Management really goes above and beyond. My mom had to move out abruptly for health reasons and the manager was so unbelievably understanding and gracious. It meant a lot during a really difficult time. My family and I are incredibly grateful.
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Love the way the building was fixed up.
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John Mastorakis
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After seeing their recent events on social media I decided to visit. Not a very welcoming place to explore. It looks interesting but every entrance I found had signs warning against trespassing. I understand security is important, but it's to the point of chasing people away. I couldn't find a visitor parking lot. It looks like it would make an excellent mixed use facility. Disappointing.