Location

Key Locale

I-57 Corridor | Established Traffic Base | TIF Available

Great Location
Established Community
Tax Increment Financing

Strategic Location

Green Mill Village is a 65-acre, mixed-use development located at the I-57 corridor and Highway 133. We have lots available for retail, restaurant, and other business opportunities.

Our location is highly visible from the highways, so you can draw from a high truck and car count, as well as an already-established retail base that draws traffic in.

The City Of Arcola

Smack dab in the center of the triangle made by Chicago, St. Louis, and Indianapolis, quaint Arcola, IL, has a population of 3,000 residents who are accustomed to welcoming tourist to a variety of events and attractions.

A Walk in Time Museum - A Tribute to Raggedy Ann & Andy
Amish Country of Illinois
Annual Broom Corn Festival
Illinois Amish Heritage Museum
University of Illinois Fighting Illini Events in nearby Champaign
Eastern Illinois University in nearby Charleston

We'll work to accommodate your plans and aggressively help you take advantage of the many tax incentives available. Call us now and we'll get back to you within the hour

Amish Life

The Amish community in Central Illinois consists of nearly 4,000 people, most of whom live in the country west of Arcola. Amish people lead simple lives separated from the rest of the world. They don't use electricity, telephones, or take pictures of themselves. While in the area, we ask that you respect their beliefs and do not take pictures of them.

In our area we have many Amish farmers. These farmers work the land by horse drawn equipment. On the farm many families have huge gardens that they can feed their families and have some left to sell at local farmers markets. We also have a very large portion of Amish families that make beautiful furniture and cabinetry. They use many different woods to create sturdy heirloom pieces. Their custom cabinetry gets shipped all over the United States. We have many Amish owned businesses in our area. From an Amish owned grocery store and bakery to an Amish owned dry good store. Make sure to stop at Arcola’s Historic Depot to get a map of the area so you can tour all the businesses.