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View of library commons from the corner of Broad and Liberty

View of library commons from Spartanburg County Library Headquarters
 library
library commons Located just one block from Main Street and downtown
Spartanburg’s revitalized Morgan Square, Library Commons represents a
renaissance for sophisticated urban living. Lying adjacent to the Spartanburg
County Library Main Branch and tucked amidst the city’s restaurants, shops
and corporate office buildings, these 48 luxury condominiums bring the city
to your doorstep. Enjoy live music at a nearby coffee shop, meet friends on a
warm Thursday evening for Music on Main, take a stroll through Barnet Park,
or simply retreat to your own private balcony to enjoy a glass of wine while the
city hustles on below.
Library Commons allows residents to become part of the energy of this dynamic
city, all the while ensuring privacy, comfort and convenience. Residents will
enjoy private parking in a gated garage with key-card access and video call boxes
in every unit. Masterfully planned common areas lend to a sense of community
and offer inviting spaces for you and your guests, including a landscaped owners’
terrace with a pergola, pavilion and a flat screen TV.
Rising from the corner of East Broad and South Liberty Streets, Library
Commons’ brick and limestone stucco exterior will span four stories with a
private parking garage and resident-friendly retail and office space on the street
commons
level. Private residences occupy the top three floors and all levels offer elevator
service. Quality sound control measures ensure privacy between residences.
Within each home, owners will find open floor plans, airy nine-foot ceilings and
stylish, clean interiors with hardwood floors, stainless appliances and granite
countertops. All residences are pre-wired for Dolby 5.1 sound, cable and data. A
choice of interior design packages allows you to customize your home to match
your personal style.
Library Commons at a Glance
• 48 residences ranging from 746 - 1,278 square feet
• One-bedroom, one-bedroom + study and two-bedroom residences with
private patios or balconies
• Gated, private parking garage
• Key-card access with video call boxes
• Landscaped owners’ terrace with pergola, pavilion and flat screen TV
• Designer kitchens with granite countertops, solid-wood cabinetry and a
Frigidaire™ stainless appliance package
• Hardwoods in the entrance and kitchen, carpet in living areas and
bedrooms, porcelain tile in bath and laundry
• Baths feature cultured marble countertops and Kohler™ plumbing
packages
downtown
spartanburg
Rendering of Chapman Cultural Center Spartanburg County Library Headquarters
downtown spartanburg With a rich history and a bright future,
Spartanburg is emerging as a vibrant metropolis in the heart of Upstate South
Carolina. Known as the “Hub City” since the late 1800s, Spartanburg is once
again a crossroads for culture, commerce and higher learning.
Home to several corporate headquarters, restaurants, boutiques, cultural
centers and two colleges, downtown Spartanburg is brimming with excitement
and activity. At the center of downtown is the newly-revitalized Morgan Square.
Wide, inviting sidewalks, trees, and a fountain create a pleasant home for
daytime commerce and spirited nightlife.
Morgan Square
Culture Day or night, there’s no shortage of diverse cultural activities.
Converse College and Wofford College, both renowned liberal arts institutions,
offer a variety of cultural events open to the public including music, art, theatre,
dance, and creative writing.
The new Chapman Cultural Center, which will open in the Fall of 2007, is
86,000 square-feet dedicated to the visual and performing arts, science and
history. Adjacent to Barnet Park, the center will house a 500-seat community
theatre (home to the Spartanburg Little Theatre and Spartanburg Repertory
Company), the Spartanburg County Museum of Art and Art School, Spartanburg
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County Regional History Museum, Ballet Spartanburg Dance Education
Center, Spartanburg Science Center, Spartanburg Artists’ Guild Gallery, Music
Foundation of Spartanburg and The Arts Partnership of Greater Spartanburg.
If you’re interested in an organic cultural experience, check out The Hub City
Writers Project. Formed by local writers, the group gives a voice to local artists of
the written word - readings by Hub City authors are frequently hosted by downtown
coffee houses. Hub-Bub.com is a creative community that promotes local artists,
frequently hosting independent film festivals, local music performances and art
exhibitions.
Hub City Farmer’s Market Jazz on the Square
Entertainment and Recreation Downtown Spartanburg
offers a variety of activities for all tastes - from nature enthusiasts to sports
fans to connoisseurs of fine cuisine - the options are nearly endless. Catch a
top entertainer at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium, cheer on Southern
Conference athletics at Wofford College, shop at one of several specialty
boutiques, or sample international cuisine in a downtown eatery. Saturdays in
the summer and fall, visit the Hub City Farmer’s Market, showcasing local and
often organic produce. Or meet friends for Music on Main or Jazz on the Square
on a Thursday or Friday evening. Spartanburg’s active and close-knit community
makes downtown a great place to work, play and live.
central
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library commons Make your home
in the heart of the city and become a part of
Spartanburg’s unique synergy. Merely a block
from your front door is Main Street and
Morgan Square, and a majority of the city’s
attractions are also incredibly close.

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 master
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Rendering of Denny’s Plaza and proposed Broadwalk renovation Rendering of proposed Daniel Morgan Avenue development Rendering of rooftop view of Renaissance Plaza

Downtown Spartanburg Master Plan Stretching toward the
future, Downtown Spartanburg is a center of growth and development. To
help manage and maximize this development, the City of Spartanburg has
collaborated with the community to create a master plan to guide the Hub City
for the next 20 years.
While the details of the master plan are free to adapt as the downtown evolves,
the core purpose is to create a public space that serves as an economic,
physical, social and emotional center for Spartanburg. Over time, streetscapes
will be improved to encourage pedestrianism throughout downtown. Sidewalks
will be widened, bicycle routes created, and landscaping added to create an
inviting atmosphere connecting primary city corridors.
The historic nature of the city will be preserved by adapting significant buildings
and designing new structures to enhance the urban landscape. The addition of
high-quality, affordable downtown housing will drive additional retail growth
and community identity. The inclusion of lush green space, trees and parks will
ensure sustainability and enjoyment for generations to come.
This page: Left: Statue of Revolutionary War hero, General Daniel
Morgan in Morgan Square; Middle Top: browsers at the Carolina
Gallery located on West Main Street; Middle Bottom: “Exuberance”
statue located at the main entrance of Barnet Park; Above: customers
at Carriage House Wines in downtown Spartanburg.

Opposite page: Left Top: SmithBarney Classic bike race

participants at the General Daniel Morgan statue in Morgan Square;
Left Bottom: “Circle of Friends” statue located in Barnet Park; Right
Top: “The Patriots Seven” statue located at the corner of West St.
John Street and Forest Street; Right Middle: Children playing in the
interactive fountain in Barnet Park; Right Bottom: Denny’s Plaza
located on East Main Street.
second
level
UNIT 201
broad street
library commons With a welcoming UNIT 205 UNIT 207 UNIT 209
UNIT 210
main lobby and a beautifully landscaped
owners’ terrace, the second floor of Library
Commons houses 16 residences. Residences
facing the terrace feature private patios and
those facing Broad Street and Liberty Street
offer private balconies.

One Bedroom/One Bath

UNIT
Residence Heated Patio/Balcony 211
203 746 SF 127 SF
204 746 SF 127 SF

liberty street
206 746 SF 127 SF
207 830 SF 57 SF
208 769 SF 117 SF UNIT
213
211 793 SF 57 SF UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT
202 203 204 206 208
212 769 SF 117 SF
214 746 SF 127 SF UNIT
212
One Bedroom + Study/One Bath
Residence Heated Patio/Balcony UNIT
202 848 SF 120 SF owners’ terrace 214

205 830 SF 57 SF
209 831 SF 57 SF
213 795 SF 58 SF
flat screen TV
Two Bedroom/two Bath
Residence Heated Patio/Balcony
covered
201 1,166 SF 55 SF pavilion
UNIT
210 1,124 SF 83 SF UNIT 215
216
215 1,278 SF 51 SF
216 1,005 SF 127 SF

Developer reserves the right to make changes and modifications. All square footages are approximate. Illustrations may not be to scale.
 third
UNIT 301
broad street
level
UNIT 305 UNIT 307 UNIT 309
UNIT 310
library commons With beautiful
views of the city and owners’ terrace, all third
floor residences feature private balconies.

One Bedroom/One Bath

Residence Heated Patio/Balcony
303 746 SF 57 SF
304 746 SF 57 SF
UNIT
306 746 SF 57 SF
311
307 831 SF 57 SF
308 821 SF 52 SF
311 793 SF 57 SF

liberty street
312 821 SF 52 SF
314 746 SF 57 SF
UNIT UNIT
308 313 One Bedroom + Study/One Bath
UNIT UNIT UNIT
UNIT
303 304 306
UNIT Residence Heated Patio/Balcony
302 312
302 848 SF 57 SF
305 830 SF 57 SF
309 831 SF 57 SF
UNIT 313 795 SF 58 SF
314
Two Bedroom/two Bath
Residence Heated Patio/Balcony
301 1,166 SF 55 SF
310 1,124 SF 83 SF
315 1,278 SF 51 SF
316 1,005 SF 57 SF
UNIT
UNIT 315
316

Developer reserves the right to make changes and modifications. All square footages are approximate. Illustrations may not be to scale.
fourth
level
UNIT 401
broad street
library commons With beautiful UNIT 405 UNIT 407 UNIT 409
UNIT 410
views of the city and owners’ terrace, all fourth
floor residences feature private balconies.

One Bedroom/One Bath

Residence Heated Patio/Balcony
403 746 SF 57 SF
404 746 SF 57 SF
406 746 SF 57 SF UNIT
407 831 SF 57 SF 411

408 821 SF 52 SF
411 793 SF 57 SF

liberty street
412 821 SF 52 SF
414 746 SF 57 SF
UNIT UNIT
One Bedroom + Study/One Bath 408 413
Residence Heated Patio/Balcony UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT
UNIT
402 403 404 406
412
402 848 SF 57 SF
405 830 SF 57 SF
409 831 SF 57 SF
413 795 SF 58 SF UNIT
414
Two Bedroom/two Bath
Residence Heated Patio/Balcony
401 1,166 SF 55 SF
410 1,124 SF 83 SF
415 1,278 SF 51 SF
416 1,005 SF 57 SF
UNIT
UNIT 415
416

Developer reserves the right to make changes and modifications. All square footages are approximate. Illustrations may not be to scale.
 garage
key card access broad street
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Privacy & Convenience The
Garage Level of Library Commons offers a
private entrance to your home. Open only
to building residents, the garage is gated and
retail space retail space screened. Parking can be accessed from both
Broad Street and Liberty Street, and elevator
service is offered for convenience.

lockers
mechanical
closet

liberty street
key card access
key card access

lockers

Developer reserves the right to make changes and modifications. All square footages are approximate. Illustrations may not be to scale.
interior
finishes
comfort & sophistication The design of the corridors and lobbies
provides a sophisticated, urban feel in a transitional style. The color palette is
slightly contemporary, yet inviting. The main lobby features a contemporary
carpet inset surrounded by limestone inspired porcelain tile with mosaic tile
accents. All finishes in public spaces were selected to be stylish yet durable, so
that owners and their guests may enjoy these common areas for years. Lobbies
feature clean-lined lighting and furnishings, creating a comfortable place to
mingle with neighbors or meet guests.
The interior finish selections for each of the residences were combined to offer
a stylish, high quality backdrop for each owner to use as a complement to their
personal style. As you enter the unit, oak hardwood floors lead to the open
floor plan and continue into the kitchen area. Durable all-loop carpeting with
a subtle natural texture offers a luxurious softness in the living and bedroom
areas.
A travertine inspired porcelain tile in a warm neutral tone is used in all
bathrooms, with shower and bath surrounds accented with brick shaped tile of
the same material. Neutral cultured marble countertops in the baths provide
the appeal of a durable surface with ease of maintenance.
Satin Nickel lighting packages are in a transitional style to blend with any type
of interior décor. Kohler plumbing packages are offered in a timeless satin
nickel finish and coordinate with the satin nickel hardware throughout the
unit.
The cabinetry offerings by Aristokraft are solid wood door construction in maple
stained in a choice of natural, medium or dark cherry stain. Optional door styles
include a contemporary quarter panel design and a more traditional raised
panel. To complement each of the cabinetry offerings, the kitchens feature
granite countertops or optional Silestone quartz countertops. Kitchens also
feature stainless appliances, sinks, and coordinating hardware and plumbing
fixtures.
Pre-designed interior packages offer a variation in color palettes and style.
 Developer
story

172 E. Main Street, completed in 2005 Library Commons 130 E. Main Street, completed in 2003

Revitalization Associates, LLC was formed in 2001 by Bill Barnet, provide jobs and increase activity in downtown. Library Commons is the first
Tom Hannah, George Dean Johnson, Jr. and Kurt Zimmerli, with the purpose large-scale condominium project in Downtown Spartanburg. The presence of
of developing real estate within the city limits of Spartanburg that will have people in the City’s core is an integral component to the overall future and
a dramatic impact on improving the health and livability of the city. The success of Downtown. Its is our vision that this development will encourage
company’s first two buildings, 130 East Main Street and 172 East Main Street, additional endeavors of its kind, creating a wave of energy and progress.
were class A office buildings designed to create opportunity for companies to
Photographs, maps and master plan renderings courtesy of The City of Spartanburg.
The information contained herein is intended to give the reader information about Library Commons. All information has been gathered from sources deemed reliable and credible; however, no warranty or guarantee, in any manner whatsoever, is intended or made as to its accuracy and none
may be expressed or implied by anything herein contained or made by agents of the principal to the subject property. All images and dimensions shown are approximate and plans, specifications and standard features are subject to modifications and improvements at any time without notice.
Room dimensions may vary between the individually built residences. These illustrations are artist’s concepts and may vary in detail from plans and specifications. This submission is the property of the developer, and any reproduction of any portion of the enclosed material without written
consent from an official representative of the developer is strictly prohibited. The information offered here is subject to prior placement and/or withdrawal from the market, cancellation, modification, correction of errors, price changes, or any other changes without notice.
 floorplan
floorplan
Unit
Unit 310
201
22 bedrooms,
bedrooms,
22 bathrooms
bathrooms
Corner unit 310 features a
Corner unit
balcony with201 features
views a
of Liberty
balcony
and Broadwith views of Church
Streets.
and Broad Streets.

Heated sq ft 1,122
Heated sq ft 1,163
Master bedroom 13'0" x 13'0"
Master bedroom
Bedroom 2 11'9"xx10'9"
10'3" 14'9"
Bedroom
Kitchen 2 10'9" x 9'4"
7'10" x 10'8"
Kitchen
Living/Dining 14'3"xx14'2"
20'0" 8'5"
Living/Dining 16'6"x x6'5"
21'2" Eric VanDyck
Balcony 13'0" Coldwell Banker Caine
Balcony 11'0" x 5'5" New Homes Specialist

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