Staunton Steam

Staunton Steam is a Historic Adaptive Reuse project in downtown Staunton. The site consists of three Historic buildings. The Armory building was originally constructed in 1922, the Laundry building was originally constructed in 1928 and the Warehouse was originally constructed in 1964. The site has been brought back to life with 47 unique units along with two commercial lease spaces.

Peanut Crossing is a Historic Adaptive Reuse project in downtown Suffolk. The former Suffolk Peanut Company complex saw it's first building around 1900 after which it expanded to over 20 buildings on the 10 acre site. The project consisted of two design phases including 149 units along with clubhouse, fitness, leasing office and separate enclosed parking buildings.

Lofts at the Villages was originally constructed in 1935 as a medical center for the Old Western State Hospital and is also known as The Wheary Building. This project is one of many Historic Adaptive Reuse projects that we have completed at The Villages at Staunton.  The historic building has been thoughtfully redesigned to house 36 units on the main three floors with a large penthouse unit on the fourth floor.

The Imperial Lofts complex dates back to 1890 with several later additions. The site was originally used as a tobacco processing facility and later for garment manufacturing. The historic buildings have been renovated into a mixed-use complex including 72 unique units, clubroom, along with ample outdoor common space as well as multiple commercial lease spaces.