The Judson Mill District announced the transformation of the remaining two historic buildings known as the Jenny and Westervelt into 181 loft apartments. The $60 million project will add approximately 170,000 square feet of residential space and marks completion of the Judson Mill revitalization.
Since the project at the century-old textile mill began in 2019, Belmont Sayre, Taft Family Ventures and Madrock Advisors have transformed nearly 800,000 square feet of historic buildings into office, restaurant, brewery, retail, entertainment, and residential spaces with a total investment of more than $100 million.
“The new apartments will feature a blend of historic charm and contemporary amenities, enhancing the diverse offerings available within the Judson Mill District,” said Thomas F. Taft, Jr., principal at Taft Family Ventures. “Residents will enjoy access to an array of retail, dining, and entertainment options, all within a short distance from downtown Greenville.”
With a variety of floor plans ranging from studio to three-bedroom, the apartment construction is scheduled to be completed in Q2 2025 and leasing will kick off in early 2025.
The Westervelt building, originally the front of the mill, was essential in converting cotton into thread, while the Jenny building, known as the “Twister Building,” played a key role in yarn production.
The project is made possible through the collaboration of several key partners, including Self Help Credit Union, CommunityWorks, Lincoln Savings Bank, Foss & Company, Stonehenge Capital, Taft Family Ventures, Belmont Sayre, and Madrock Advisors.
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