Cool Springs Festival Retail Space

Cool Springs Festival is a 180,000 SF community shopping center strategically located in the Cool Springs retail area near one of Tennessee’s premiere regional malls, the Cool Springs Galleria. The center, anchored by Michael’s and PetSmart also features a 55,000 square SF Publix Grocery Store. In addition to its feature tenants, the center is also anchored by well known adjacent tenants such as Home Depot, Rooms to Go, and Haverty’s. Boyle performs management and leasing services for Cool Springs Festival. The site features excellent access to and visibility from I-65.

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Address

8105 Moores Lane, Brentwood, TN

Property Types

retail,

Transaction Types

lease,

Stores

Major Tenants

Publix, Haverty’s, PetsMart, Michael’s, and Factory Card Outlet

Amenities

Close proximity to I-65 with interstate visibility, strong national retailers, over 3 million square feet of retail, and 5 million square feet office space in this submarket. Area also features an impressive daytime population and residential population.

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