Historic Location
Retreat Into a Spacious Floor Plan
Massive Windows & Bright Spaces
CrossFit-Inspired Gym
Industrial Loft-Style Living
A Century of History
Monaghan Mill
Founded by cousins Thomas and Lewis Parker in 1900, Monaghan Mill opened its doors for textile manufacturing with 35,000 spindles. Once encompassing a total of 325 acres just west of downtown Greenville, the Monaghan neighborhood boasted the first industrial YMCA in the south, a medical center, company store, park, churches, and more.
After almost two decades, Lewis Parker went back to private practice as an attorney, and Thomas Parker began a career as a civic leader, going on to found the Salvation Army Hospital (which later became known as Saint Francis Hospital), the Phillis Wheatley Community Center, and a library that later became the Greenville County Library. The Victor-Monaghan Group took over management of the mill in 1917, followed by J.P. Stevens and Company in 1946, and, finally, JPS Converter and Textile Group in 1988.
After an impressive century of production and history, Monaghan Mill succumbed to economic pressures and closed its doors for the last time. Just a few years later, in 2004, this historic building was given new life as an upscale apartment community, becoming The Lofts Of Greenville. Begin your own legacy in Greenville, South Carolina. Schedule your visit today.
The Lofts Of Greenville
Authentic & Charming Loft-Style Apartments
