Springline at District 60
Introducing Springline at District 60—an exhilarating new mixed-use urban village that serves as a go-to destination and gateway development, providing unique opportunities to live, work, shop, play, and stay.
Distinguished by its commitment to a dense, walkable community lifestyle, Springline at District 60 pays homage to the site’s unique history while injecting fresh and innovative opportunities and experiences into the surrounding area.
Set to carve its name as a recognized and sought-after location, Springline at District 60 invites visitors to drive to, not through. At its core lies a sprawling open green plaza—a dynamic space designed for concerts, farmers’ markets, festivals, and public events.
The 42-acre site features abundant green spaces and connectivity. It boasts well-crafted walking and biking trails, expansive streetscapes, and structured parking, all contributing to the promotion of walkability, safety, and overall convenience for residents and visitors.
If you would like to learn more, please contact Chesterfield Economic Development today!
Springline Master Site Plan
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About Springline at District 60
Springline at District 60 is a multi-phase, mixed-use development located at U.S. Route 60 (Midlothian Turnpike) and Route 150 (Chippenham Parkway).
This $1 billion public-private partnership will include over 1,200 residential units, 120,000 square feet of retail space, and 300,000 square feet of office space. Additionally, the development will feature two hotels, a large conference center, and an anchor retail building focused on music and entertainment.
The project will also incorporate arts and fitness activities in its Celebration Park, an innovative outdoor entertainment and fitness space, along with other green spaces. A multi-use walking, running, and biking path will connect to the adjacent Boulders Office Campus.
Once completed, this project will provide a dynamic new destination for residents of Chesterfield County and the Richmond region, serving as a catalyst for further redevelopment along the Midlothian corridor.
