Preserving the Past, Reimagining the Future
The iconic Chronicle Mill space will bring people together to gather, listen to live music, enjoy a drink and socialize with friends. Join in the next chapter of Chronicle Mill and make your mark on this historic site.
Preserving the Past, Reimagining the Future
The iconic Chronicle Mill space will bring people together to gather, listen to live music, enjoy a drink and socialize with friends. Join in the next chapter of Chronicle Mill and make your mark on this historic site.
Discover a place steeped in history
More than a century ago, young workers at Chronicle Mill embraced the emerging technology of the textile industry and revolutionized the small town of Belmont into a center of innovation. Once again, Chronicle Mill is reshaping Belmont, bringing apartments and shops to the preserved mill, where exposed brick walls, original maple hardwood floors and timber beams remain.
Chronicle Mill will serve as a catalyst for growth, connecting Belmont’s downtown to the River District and surrounding neighborhoods. Secure your spot at Chronicle Mill.
RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES LIVE AT CHRONICLE MILL
1902
Founded in 1902 by textile pioneers R.L. Stowe, Sr., and Samuel Pinckney Stowe, Chronicle Mill was Belmont’s first textile mill, transforming it from a sleepy, rural town into a textile hub. It was named after Maj. William Chronicle, a Revolutionary War hero who lived nearby and was killed in the Battle of Kings Mountain, a turning point in the war.
1912
Initially powered by steam, Chronicle Mill eventually introduced electrical power to increase productivity and expanded the facility over the years. Most workers lived near the mill and their children attended Chronicle Mill School.
2010
As textile manufacturing waned in the late 20th century, Chronicle Mill endured until 2010, when the last yarn was produced within its historic brick walls.
2013
In 2013, the mill was purchased by the Church family who recognized the mill’s historic and architectural value and envisioned preserving the dynamic space for a new generation of Belmont residents and shop owners to enjoy.
2020
Construction and restoration of the Mill is currently underway and will be complete in 2023. The first retail spaces are slated to open in 2022.
In the heart of charming Downtown Belmont
Located off Catawba Street just two blocks from Belmont’s bustling Main Street, Chronicle Mill will bring a unique residential and retail experience to complement the city’s small-town feel, boutique shops and locally owned restaurants.
Walk to lovely Stowe Park, Belmont’s central park, with a water fountain, playground, walking paths and shady areas that also hosts events throughout the year such as Red, White and Belmont.
Chronicle Mill provides easy access to I-85, Charlotte Douglas International Airport, Uptown Charlotte and the U.S. National Whitewater Center.
Chronicle Mill
Commercial Space Available
96 Catawba St.
Belmont, North Carolina 28012
In the heart of charming Downtown Belmont
Located off Catawba Street just two blocks from Belmont’s bustling Main Street, Chronicle Mill will bring a unique residential and retail experience to complement the city’s small-town feel, boutique shops and locally owned restaurants.
Walk to lovely Stowe Park, Belmont’s central park, with a water fountain, playground, walking paths and shady areas that also hosts events throughout the year such as Red, White and Belmont.
Chronicle Mill provides easy access to I-85, Charlotte Douglas International Airport, Uptown Charlotte and the U.S. National Whitewater Center.
Chronicle Mill
Commercial Space Available
96 Catawba St.
Belmont, North Carolina 28012
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Gathering Spaces Inspired by History
In addition to innovative retail, restaurant and office space, Chronicle Mill will offer unique and varied spaces for gathering and enjoying time with family and friends. Soak up some sunshine in several open green areas and park, or grab a bite to eat in a relaxing setting. Office users can take their work outdoors and residents of the Mill will have plenty of spaces to walk and enjoy time with their furry best friends.
- 8,700 square feet of retail
- Innovative office space
- Restaurant space
- Park
- Sunken garden
- Open green space
Commercial Space Available
96 Catawba St.
Belmont, North Carolina 28012
info@thechroniclemill.com
Landmark Lifestyle
Live where history is made: where open airy lofts, exposed brick walls and expansive windows amplifying tons of natural light are complemented by modern upscale finishes and high-tech features. Walk to grab a cup of coffee, have drinks with friends, or take a stroll through the park. Live/work apartments will also be available for business owners who want the added convenience and character in their living and business space. For more information on renting your Chronicle Mill apartment, contact us today.
- Pet Spa
- Clubhouse
- Lounge
- Demonstration Kitchen
- On-site Parking
- On-site Storage
- Greenspace
- Walkable to Chronicle retail, downtown Belmont & Stowe Park
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- Club Room
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- Outdoor Pool with Courtyard
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- Yoga Studio
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- Coworking Space
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- Fitness Center