300 S St

Cotton Mill Place occupies the restored Woodside Cotton Mill, a converted historic textile mill originally constructed in 1908 and adapted to residential use in 2007. The building is low- to mid-rise and contains two-bedroom condominium layouts that often span multiple levels, offering loft-like plans with open living areas, tall ceilings (commonly 15–17 feet), oversized industrial windows, and exposed structural elements such as brick, heavy wooden beams, and visible ductwork. Interiors combine preserved mill materials—original hardwood floors and exposed brick walls—with modern updates: granite and quartz counters, induction cooktops, ample pantry and storage, and in-unit laundry. Many units feature private balconies or verandas, spiraled staircases, mezzanine lofts, vaulted ceilings, and large walk-in closets. Common areas emphasize community and recreation: a landscaped courtyard and pond with seating and swings, a fitness room, gathering/media spaces, an outdoor grilling area, dog-walking zones with waste stations, and a swimming area planned or in use. Practically oriented features include secure key-fob/intercom access, climate-controlled storage rooms for each unit, elevator access, and onsite parking. The property sits steps from downtown Simpsonville’s shops, restaurants, and the activity center, offering direct pedestrian access to the town’s dining and trail network. The overall character marries industrial-historic details with contemporary finishes to create a walkable, amenity-forward living environment.