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'''Vestavia Village''' (formerly '''Todd's Vestavia Mall''' or '''Todd's Mall''') is a retail center located at [[Molton Street]] and [[Canyon Road]], behind the [[Vestavia Hills Post Office|Post Office]], near [[Montgomery Highway (Vestavia Hills)|Montgomery Highway]] ([[U.S. Highway 31]]) in [[Vestavia Hills]]. It was developed on the site of a former trampoline court in [[1960]] by [[Jesse Todd]], and was originally anchored by a fourth location of his mother's [[Mrs Todd's Cafeteria]]. | '''Vestavia Village''' (formerly '''Todd's Vestavia Mall''' or '''Todd's Mall''') is a 50,462 square-foot retail center located at [[Molton Street]] and [[Canyon Road]], behind the [[Vestavia Hills Post Office|Post Office]], near [[Montgomery Highway (Vestavia Hills)|Montgomery Highway]] ([[U.S. Highway 31]]) in [[Vestavia Hills]]. It was developed on the site of a former trampoline court in [[1960]] by [[Jesse Todd]], and was originally anchored by a fourth location of his mother's [[Mrs Todd's Cafeteria]]. | ||
Most tenant spaces in the small "mall" had outside entrances, but a short two-level interior corridor provided access to the cafeteria and to smaller spaces, mostly used as offices. A portion of the mall was demolished and rebuilt as a [[Walgreen's]] pharmacy. | Most tenant spaces in the small "mall" had outside entrances, but a short two-level interior corridor provided access to the cafeteria and to smaller spaces, mostly used as offices. A portion of the mall was demolished and rebuilt as a [[Walgreen's]] pharmacy. | ||
[[Ward Neely]] purchased Vestavia Village in March [[2020]] for $3.6 million. | |||
==Tenants== | ==Tenants== | ||
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* former location of [[Frederick's Coiffures]] | * former location of [[Frederick's Coiffures]] | ||
* former location of [[99 Nook Dress Shop]] (1969) | * former location of [[99 Nook Dress Shop]] (1969) | ||
* [[Kwik Kopy]] | * [[Kwik Kopy Printing]] (1987-) | ||
* [[Olan Mills]] photography studio | * [[Olan Mills]] photography studio | ||
* former location of [[P & S Apothecary]] (1960s-1987), [[Henderson Drugs & Gifts]] (1987-) | * former location of [[P & S Apothecary]] (1960s-1987), [[Henderson Drugs & Gifts]] (1987-) | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* {{Walden-2014}}, p. 54 | * {{Walden-2014}}, p. 54 | ||
* Van der Bijl, Hanno (March 24, 2020) "Bham CRE pro buys Vestavia retail center for $3.6M." {{BBJ}} | |||
[[Category:Todd's Vestavia Mall]] | [[Category:Todd's Vestavia Mall]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:29, 17 April 2023
Vestavia Village (formerly Todd's Vestavia Mall or Todd's Mall) is a 50,462 square-foot retail center located at Molton Street and Canyon Road, behind the Post Office, near Montgomery Highway (U.S. Highway 31) in Vestavia Hills. It was developed on the site of a former trampoline court in 1960 by Jesse Todd, and was originally anchored by a fourth location of his mother's Mrs Todd's Cafeteria.
Most tenant spaces in the small "mall" had outside entrances, but a short two-level interior corridor provided access to the cafeteria and to smaller spaces, mostly used as offices. A portion of the mall was demolished and rebuilt as a Walgreen's pharmacy.
Ward Neely purchased Vestavia Village in March 2020 for $3.6 million.
Tenants
- Achieve Clinical Research
- Alabama Spine & Rehabilitation Center
- Brookwood Internal Medicine
- former location of Mrs Todd's Cafeteria (1960-1968), Robert's Cafeteria (1968-), House of Hunan (1990s)
- former location of Vestavia Model Car Raceway, slot car race track, ABC Store
- former location of Backcountry Outfitters (1987)
- Bariatrics of Alabama
- former location of David Landau, podiatrist (1987)
- former location of Baskin-Robbins ice cream (1980s)
- former location of Bruno's grocery store (1960s-1974), Piggly-Wiggly (1970s), LivingWell Fitness Center (1987)
- former location of Daniels Opticians
- former location of Espey's Barber Shop
- former location of Frederick's Coiffures
- former location of 99 Nook Dress Shop (1969)
- Kwik Kopy Printing (1987-)
- Olan Mills photography studio
- former location of P & S Apothecary (1960s-1987), Henderson Drugs & Gifts (1987-)
- former location of State Farm Insurance Vestavia Hills office
- former location of Jim Ostrosky Cosmetics (1987)
- U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, Vestavia Hills Field Office (1984)
- Walgreen's, former location of Glidden paint store
- Performance Group
- former location of Vestavia Appliance
- Vestavia Hills Imaging Center
- former location of Watkins' One Hour Cleaners (1987)
References
- Walden, Rebecca Cybulsky (2014) Vestavia Hills. Images of America Series. Mount Pleasant, South Carolina: Arcadia Press. ISBN 1439648255, p. 54
- Van der Bijl, Hanno (March 24, 2020) "Bham CRE pro buys Vestavia retail center for $3.6M." Birmingham Business Journal