Although Old Trail Village was put up for sale at the end of April, construction of the commercial space is going full speed.
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The Old Trail Village is host to a new, scaled back, 8,500-square-foot ACAC. In addition to the gym, the commercial center will feature shops, restaurant and a newly added cafe and wine bar, da Luca. |
Last week, Beights Development Corporation and ACAC began working on the new ACAC storefront.
“We are just trying to create opportunities in Crozet so people don’t have to come all the way to Charlottesville,” says ACAC spokesperson Missy Kent.
The fitness center will occupy about a third of Old Trail’s 25,000 sq. ft. of commercial space— a total of 8,500 sq. ft—and it will be one of a kind, says Kent.
In addition to the gym, the commercial center will consist of a collection of shops, cafés, restaurants and office space such as Trailside Coffee, a Segway outlet called Segville, Inc., Augusta Medical Center, and, just added to the list last week, a café and wine bar called da Luca Café and Wine Bar.
While a completion date is unknown, the new ACAC is a scaled back structure, called an “express facility,” and it will include group exercise classes and a kid zone, and with a different membership option.
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