17 Springs officially opens Phase II of new development in Millbrook
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The highly-anticipated 17 Springs development in Elmore County has officially opened Phase II of the project which is reportedly set to cost around $100 million.
The project was announced almost five years ago with Phase I opening in August 2023. Phase II was focused on the Fields at 17 Springs which includes:
- Baseball fields
- Softball fields
- 5,500-capacity stadium
- Event center
Fields at 17 Springs
The city held an official ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, Feb. 18. The event unveiled the playing fields and stadium to the community.
“Today a vision became reality! The opening of 17 Springs Phase II marks growth and opportunity for our area. Congratulations to the 17 Springs partners!”
City of Millbrook on social media
Phase I of the project already included:
- 12 tennis courts
- 12 pickleball courts
- 4 turf multi-purpose fields lined with soccer and football markings
The fields are used by city youth leagues as well as several high schools in the area. The football stadium will be the home field for Stanhope Elmore High School.
What comes next?
Last year, the city broke ground on Phase III of the development which revolves around the Marketplace at 17 Springs. Those plans include:
- 2 hotel spaces
- 8 restaurant spaces
- 8 other commercial spaces
- 1 building for medical offices
“The development goals for the Marketplace consist of maximizing its commercial development potential while contributing to the vibrancy and vitality of the Alabama Highway 14 corridor in order to attract locals, visitors, and tourists to the area. The Marketplace at 17 Springs will offer a unique mix of activities that serves as a destination and experience for dining, shopping, lodging, and recreation opportunities.”
17 Springs website
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