The building at 1329 Harrison Street stood neglected and vacant for many years, like too many of the buildings in the Hilltop Campus Village. Then, thanks to the vision and hard work of new owners, it was cleaned up and painted, brightening the Harrison corridor and making everyone who walked or drove by wonder
"What`s gonna go in there?" Now it can be told.
D`Allen Salon Suites and Bass Blessed Boutique will have an Open House on Saturday, November 15 from 1pm to 4pm. The owners, Martha and Alan Spears have been working on the interior spaces, separating the L-shaped building into distinct units that separates the clothing boutique from the D`Allen Salon Suites.
Martha Spears says "D`Allen Salon Suites represents the latest concept in Booth Rental Salons that provides licensed beauty professionals with the freedom and flexibility of their own private studio." It will provide an upscale environment without the upscale price, featuring fully-equipped private studios with on-site management.
The Bass Blessed Boutique will carry the latest in fashion for men and women."We have known for a while now what Martha and Alan were planning, and got ot see some of the interior as it was going up,." Said Hilltop Campus Director Scott Tunnicliff. "This block has been the latest extension of the commercial corridor re-development, with improvements and expansions also made by Hilltop Grocery, Spears Resale (Brenda and Curtis, no relation to Martha and Alan) and the Hilltop Law Offices."
The Open House will be an opportunity for everyone to have their curiosity satisfied. Join Martha and Alan on Saturday November 15.
Additional questions of the owner can be directed to Martha Spears, ladym58@sbcglobal.net or 309-631-3891.
