TOWN SQUARE WHEATON CONTINUES REIMAGINATION WITH ADDITION OF FOUR LOCALLY-OWNED SHOPS |
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April 18, 2022
TOWN SQUARE WHEATON CONTINUES REIMAGINATION WITH ADDITION OF FOUR LOCALLY-OWNED SHOPS
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TOWN SQUARE WHEATON CONTINUES REIMAGINATION WITH ADDITION OF FOUR LOCALLY-OWNED SHOPS
Favorite Local Merchants Celebrate Grand Openings at Mixed-Use Lifestyle Center
WHEATON, Ill. (APRIL 18, 2022): Town Square Wheaton, the mixed-use lifestyle center centrally located in Wheaton, Ill., announced today the addition of four new merchants to its expanding tenant collection: 302 South, Stonehouse Market, Paradigm Vintage and Blue Willow Mercantile.
“The transformation of Town Square Wheaton is proudly and successfully being reimagined by the deliberate cultivation of local business owners and passionate entrepreneurs choosing our center as their ideal location to operate,” said Hutensky Capital Partners Vice President for Asset Management Brad Miller. “Our long-term vision is for Town Square Wheaton to serve as a dynamic destination where friends and family gather together to shop, to play, to stroll, to dine. Our new locally-owned and operated stores clearly represent this vision.”
Town Square Wheaton newest additions include:
302 South: Now open at Town Square Wheaton, 302 South is the highly-anticipated, second location of Owner Eric Schlickman’s popular local eatery. Known for mouthwatering burgers, cold craft brews, bourbons and good times, the new 2,422 square foot location (located across from Nothing Bundt Cakes) has been designed with doors that open on to Center Circle. Already hosting live music events, patrons should expect 302 South to invite customers to a grand opening celebration later this spring/summer with the debut of the eatery’s outdoor patio along with an exciting schedule of family-friendly special events, too!
Stonehouse Market: Relocating its popular business from Oswego to Town Square Wheaton, Stonehouse Market, owned and operated by Fran Rouse, celebrated its center grand opening in early March. Now located in an over 1,850 square foot space, Town Square Wheaton’s new tenant not only features a carefully curated collection of home décor, unique items for the kitchen, a new baby line, a taste of vintage and a flair for the unexpected, but offers customized paint services and serves as a community destination for exciting classes such as furniture beautification lessons and charcuterie workshops, as well.
Paradigm Vintage: Proudly operated by Daniel Leadbetter and Terrelle Brown, a set of passionate Wheaton College business students, Paradigm Vintage sells vintage clothing items in an entrepreneurial effort to reduce textile waste and lengthen the lifecycle of clothing. The 1,616 square foot shop opened to the public on March 11.
Blue Willow Mercantile: A quilting, sewing and machine accessory store, Blue Willow Mercantile will celebrate its Town Square Wheaton debut later this month relocating to the mixed-use center from its previous Butterfield Road location. Locally owned by Brenda Gildemeister and specializing in in sewing machine service as well as some of the latest fabrics, products and daily inspiration, Blue Willow Mercantile is excited to continue to serve customers in its new 4,597 square foot location offering longarm services, sewing machine classes, the latest sewing merchandise and much more.
Town Square Wheaton’s newest tenants join a collection of retailers, food and beverage, health and wellness and convenient service brands at Town Square Wheaton including Altobello Fine Jewelers, Prairie Path Books, Warren’s Ale House, McAlister’s Deli, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Red Mango, HOTWORX, Elements Massage, Salon Lofts, LensCrafters, Talbots, francesca’s, Evereve, Chico’s and White House | Black Market. Office components include Duly Health and Care, Grove Dental Associates and LifeStance Health. Please visit www.townsquarewheaton.com to learn more.
Interested in retail and restaurant leasing opportunities at Town Square Wheaton? Please contact Dan Pollard of The Pollard Group, Ltd. at 312.310.0612 or dpollard@thepollardgrp.com. For temporary and pop-up leasing opportunities please contact Aaron Gadiel of Gadiel Group LLC at 847-561-7224 or aaron@gadielgroup.com. And, for information regarding office space leasing, please contact Meredith Klug or Kevin O’Donnell of O’Donnell Commercial Real Estate, Inc. at 630.444.0444 or meredith@odcre.com or kevin@odcre.com.
ABOUT TOWN SQUARE WHEATON
Located at the intersection of Blanchard Circle and Naperville Road just north of Butterfield Road in Wheaton, Ill., Town Square Wheaton, which serves the western Chicago suburbs, is a 203,000 square foot mixed-use lifestyle center comprised of an array of leading retailers, locally-owned boutiques and shops, popular restaurants and eateries, convenient service brands along with professional office components. For more information visit www.townsquarewheaton.com.
TOWN SQUARE WHEATON CONTINUES REIMAGINATION WITH ADDITION OF FOUR LOCALLY-OWNED SHOPS
Favorite Local Merchants Celebrate Grand Openings at Mixed-Use Lifestyle Center
WHEATON, Ill. (APRIL 18, 2022): Town Square Wheaton, the mixed-use lifestyle center centrally located in Wheaton, Ill., announced today the addition of four new merchants to its expanding tenant collection: 302 South, Stonehouse Market, Paradigm Vintage and Blue Willow Mercantile.
“The transformation of Town Square Wheaton is proudly and successfully being reimagined by the deliberate cultivation of local business owners and passionate entrepreneurs choosing our center as their ideal location to operate,” said Hutensky Capital Partners Vice President for Asset Management Brad Miller. “Our long-term vision is for Town Square Wheaton to serve as a dynamic destination where friends and family gather together to shop, to play, to stroll, to dine. Our new locally-owned and operated stores clearly represent this vision.”
Town Square Wheaton newest additions include:
302 South: Now open at Town Square Wheaton, 302 South is the highly-anticipated, second location of Owner Eric Schlickman’s popular local eatery. Known for mouthwatering burgers, cold craft brews, bourbons and good times, the new 2,422 square foot location (located across from Nothing Bundt Cakes) has been designed with doors that open on to Center Circle. Already hosting live music events, patrons should expect 302 South to invite customers to a grand opening celebration later this spring/summer with the debut of the eatery’s outdoor patio along with an exciting schedule of family-friendly special events, too!
Stonehouse Market: Relocating its popular business from Oswego to Town Square Wheaton, Stonehouse Market, owned and operated by Fran Rouse, celebrated its center grand opening in early March. Now located in an over 1,850 square foot space, Town Square Wheaton’s new tenant not only features a carefully curated collection of home décor, unique items for the kitchen, a new baby line, a taste of vintage and a flair for the unexpected, but offers customized paint services and serves as a community destination for exciting classes such as furniture beautification lessons and charcuterie workshops, as well.
Paradigm Vintage: Proudly operated by Daniel Leadbetter and Terrelle Brown, a set of passionate Wheaton College business students, Paradigm Vintage sells vintage clothing items in an entrepreneurial effort to reduce textile waste and lengthen the lifecycle of clothing. The 1,616 square foot shop opened to the public on March 11.
Blue Willow Mercantile: A quilting, sewing and machine accessory store, Blue Willow Mercantile will celebrate its Town Square Wheaton debut later this month relocating to the mixed-use center from its previous Butterfield Road location. Locally owned by Brenda Gildemeister and specializing in in sewing machine service as well as some of the latest fabrics, products and daily inspiration, Blue Willow Mercantile is excited to continue to serve customers in its new 4,597 square foot location offering longarm services, sewing machine classes, the latest sewing merchandise and much more.
Town Square Wheaton’s newest tenants join a collection of retailers, food and beverage, health and wellness and convenient service brands at Town Square Wheaton including Altobello Fine Jewelers, Prairie Path Books, Warren’s Ale House, McAlister’s Deli, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Red Mango, HOTWORX, Elements Massage, Salon Lofts, LensCrafters, Talbots, francesca’s, Evereve, Chico’s and White House | Black Market. Office components include Duly Health and Care, Grove Dental Associates and LifeStance Health. Please visit www.townsquarewheaton.com to learn more.
Interested in retail and restaurant leasing opportunities at Town Square Wheaton? Please contact Dan Pollard of The Pollard Group, Ltd. at 312.310.0612 or dpollard@thepollardgrp.com. For temporary and pop-up leasing opportunities please contact Aaron Gadiel of Gadiel Group LLC at 847-561-7224 or aaron@gadielgroup.com. And, for information regarding office space leasing, please contact Meredith Klug or Kevin O’Donnell of O’Donnell Commercial Real Estate, Inc. at 630.444.0444 or meredith@odcre.com or kevin@odcre.com.
ABOUT TOWN SQUARE WHEATON
Located at the intersection of Blanchard Circle and Naperville Road just north of Butterfield Road in Wheaton, Ill., Town Square Wheaton, which serves the western Chicago suburbs, is a 203,000 square foot mixed-use lifestyle center comprised of an array of leading retailers, locally-owned boutiques and shops, popular restaurants and eateries, convenient service brands along with professional office components. For more information visit www.townsquarewheaton.com.
