Village at the Beverly II

111 Brady Rd
Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39402
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RoleDeveloper / Lender / Owner / Property Manager
Units40
Total Development Cost$10,634,333
Completion Date06/30/2022

Village at the Beverly II is located in Hattiesburg, MS and located adjacent to Village at the Beverly, which GCHP completed in 2016. Village at the Beverly II has 40 apartment homes and focuses on accommodating larger families with 10-two-bedroom units and 30 three-bedroom units. The development has a playground and volleyball court and shares a community room with Village at the Beverly.

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