The Collection at Town & Country
The owner of Town & Country Village is investing $5 million into improvements and bringing new tenants into the back portion of the shopping center surrounding William Glen. Donahue Schriber is improving landscaping, parking, access, buildings and signage in that section of the shopping center at Fulton and Marconi avenues.
The back portion of Town & Country Village will be now be called The Collection, with more one of a kind, independent shops and restaurants. The Collection will complement such specialty stores within the center as the gift and housewares local institution of William Glen and men’s clothier Bonney & Gordon.
The closing of Scofield’s Furniture made available over 18,000 square feet for a new mixture of tenants. The Collection will consist of at least 20 tenants, of which 14 have either already opened or have signed commitments with the shopping center.
Some of the new tenants are Adams Jewelers, A Cup of Tea, a gift shop that will serve traditional high tea in the afternoon; Eyeglass Charlie’s, a designer eyewear and sunglasses shop; Starlette O’Hara, a women’s clothing store; and The Terrace Cafe, which will be serving California cuisine at breakfast and lunch.
Some existing tenants will be expanding their sites: home furnishings store FurnItalia, Bella Donna Bridal Salon, women’s clothing store Sisters’ Boutique, Tobacco Road and Viento’s Mexican Grill & Bar.
Donahue Schriber also operates Pavilions, Natomas Marketplace and Creekside Town Center.