The Montgomery Building

Welcome to the newly renovated Montgomery Building. Centrally located in the heart of downtown Spartanburg—just one block from Morgan Square—the residences of the iconic Montgomery Building are surrounded by a vibrant mix of arts, culture, education, restaurants, and local businesses. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this restored landmark is home to Cup of Tea, Pharmacy Coffee Shop, boutique retail, office spaces, and 63 spacious studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments located on floors 4–10. Each downtown residence ranges from 471 to 1,350 square feet and blends original architectural details with high-end modern amenities. Residents also enjoy convenient, free parking in the adjacent Saint John Street garage.

History:

Built in 1924, the Montgomery Building was designed by Lockwood Greene & Company. The building is named for the Montgomery family, leaders in the post-1920s textile industry for more than 150 years. Originally, the building housed cotton broker and factory offices, as well as a radio station and a historic theatre featuring an interior box office, balcony seating, and a thirty-six-foot proscenium. Until the 1950s, this Chicago-style skeletal frame skyscraper stood as the tallest building in Spartanburg.