DAVIDSON, N.C. — Summit Farms in east Davidson could kick off construction this spring.
That 58-acre project is in permit review with Mecklenburg County for site work in the three-phase development, which combines a working farm, commercial space and low-density housing. Infrastructure work is expected to start in April.
From there, work on the village center and anchor tenant Summit Coffee’s roughly 13,000-square-foot building will begin. The goal is to start construction in May, with an early 2026 opening possible, says Brian Helfrich, CEO of Summit Coffee.
“We’re designing the Summit Farms campus to be sort of a marquee microbrewery for coffee,” he says. “We’re putting a lot of resources into making sure that building is a celebration of everything we’ve done.”
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