Description

The Grantville Mill was constructed around the turn of the 20th century, to largest building was completed in 1901, to produce cotton products that later included uniforms and canvas for allied troops fighting in the First World War. Additional buildings and improvements were not added to the property until the 1980's when the mill closed. Westpoint Pepperell owned the asset during its use as a cotton mill and textile manufacturing facility. The facility has been used for various light industrial purposes since being decommissioned as a mill.

Highlights

High volume water well capable of producing over 140 gallons of water per minute, nearly 200,000 gallons per day.

Location between Atlanta and Columbus on I-85 allows easy distribution to these population centers and the entire Southeast.

Historic facility capable of being reused, permanently or temporarily, or salvaged for valuable vintage building materials including antique heart pine, maple and bricks.

Large parcel size and building configurations allow flexibility of use and timing.

Grantville and Coweta County are eager to put this facility to new use creating jobs and income opportunity.

Bank ownership allows a clean quick sale to a subsequent owner.