American Spinning Mill
One of the most attractive redevelopment sites in South Carolina” according to CBRE, the 3 expansive mixed-use buildings combine to create the ideal intersection between residential living and commercial
Building community at a historic cotton mill
Poe Mill first opened in 1897 and spun cotton that was woven into fabric for an 80 years. Two fires in the early 2000’s destroyed the mill and the site was largely abandoned with the exception of a skate park. Contour saw an opportunity to revitalize the area and turn it into a valuable part of the community. With green spaces, sidewalks, water fountains and a social center, The Village at Poe Mill is now a beacon for hope and growth in Greenville.
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Hop on the trail
Accessible from the Village at Poe Mill, traverse the beautiful terrain of upcountry on the Swamp Rabbit Trail. It’s a 22-mile cycling and walking trail that offers views of the Reddy River, with local market fare and brew houses to quench your appetite along the journey.
Deliciously close to home
Known to locals for their freshly baked goods and support of hyper-local produce offerings, the Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery is a one-stop shop for everything from groceries to plants to picnic fare. Don’t miss their stecca bread and mocha lattes.
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One of the most attractive redevelopment sites in South Carolina” according to CBRE, the 3 expansive mixed-use buildings combine to create the ideal intersection between residential living and commercial
