Eat. Work. Gather.
Two historic warehouses reimagined as a place to gather
Bradley Street Market is an adaptive reuse project in Main Street Madison — two historic warehouses becoming a place for the whole town.
Located in the Downtown Madison Station Historic District, this site is perfect for a mix of uses that enhance these vibrant assets and serve local neighborhoods. We see great potential in Downtown Madison, having renovated the nearby Mason Chapel CME Church — storied to be the first African American church within the city limits — now Bellehouse Event Venue, a premier indoor-outdoor gathering space.
We believe in transcending from the past and embracing the future
We are a Madison-based development team focused on adaptive reuse and historic preservation, with community and culture at the center of our work. Founded in 2018 and based in Madison, AL, we're committed to creating thoughtful spaces where the community can gather, connect, and grow together.
Grounded in staying local
By having roots firmly planted in Madison, we build authentic relationships with entrepreneurs, artisans, businesses, creatives, and community leaders who shape the neighborhood's future. Through collaboration with neighbors, the city, and arts organizations, we create spaces and programming that strengthen the local economy and foster connection.
Around the lot
A century on the rail line
The property sits within the Madison Station Historic District, settled in the early 1800s. Madison's story as a town began in 1856 when the Memphis and Charleston Railroad laid tracks.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad lays tracks; Madison's story as a town begins.
People's Warehouse Company incorporated — $5,000 in stock, 100 shares — to store cotton and grain.
Warehouseman's Bond issued; expansion authorized.
Eastern warehouse built.
Western warehouse built.
Robert H. Holland operates the property; renamed Holland Bonded Warehouse.
Sold to R.B. Davis, Jr.
Sold to the Steadmans; used as a storage facility and farmer's market.
Acquired by the team behind Bradley Street Market.
Bradley Street Market.
We love working with creatives, artisans, organizations, and businesses
Lease a space
Studios, retail, food, and maker space across 14A and 14B.
Host an event
Markets, pop-ups, music, and private gatherings on the porch and lot.
Partner on programming
Recurring series built with neighbors, the city, and arts organizations.
