$5M youth sports facility breaks ground in Moseley
TL;DR: 360 Fieldhouse, a 28,000-square-foot indoor youth sports facility with an estimated $5 million price tag, broke ground in Moseley with an expected opening in summer 2027.
Quick facts
- Who: Developers Sean Beville, Mike Beville, and Ryan Marable
- What: Groundbreaking for 360 Fieldhouse, a new indoor youth sports facility with basketball courts, turf field, and volleyball/pickleball capability
- When: Groundbreaking occurred as of October 2026; opening planned for summer 2027
- Where: 21114 Hull Street Road, Moseley, Chesterfield County, adjacent to Hidden Wit brewery
The story
A new 28,000-square-foot indoor youth sports facility called 360 Fieldhouse has broken ground in Moseley. The $5 million project is located at 21114 Hull Street Road, adjacent to Hidden Wit brewery, and is being developed by brothers Sean and Mike Beville along with business partner Ryan Marable.
The facility will feature three multi-purpose basketball courts, including one championship-level college court, an indoor turf field, and courts designed to accommodate volleyball and pickleball. Local Legends, a youth sports organization founded by Marable, will serve as the anchor tenant and primary operator. According to Marable, "Local Legends won't monopolize the space or turn away other local sports."
Hidden Wit brewery will serve as the exclusive food and beverage vendor. The developers are also offering naming rights and court sponsorship opportunities. The facility is expected to open in summer 2027. The project involved land acquisition of 1.8 acres purchased for $150,000, with D&H Construction serving as general contractor and Balzer & Associates as architect. Carter Bank provided financing.
Key players
- Sean Beville: Developer and co-owner
- Mike Beville: Developer and co-owner
- Ryan Marable: Developer, co-owner, and founder of Local Legends (anchor tenant)
- D&H Construction: General contractor
- Balzer & Associates: Architect
- Carter Bank: Financing provider
- Local Legends: Anchor tenant and primary operator
- Hidden Wit brewery: Exclusive food and beverage vendor
Key dates
- 2027-06-01: Expected opening of 360 Fieldhouse (summer 2027 window)
Why it matters: The facility will expand youth sports capacity in Chesterfield County, offering new indoor courts and turf space for local youth leagues and programs. The opening of a championship-level basketball court and multi-purpose venue addresses demand for indoor sports infrastructure in the county.
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Development timeline
- 2026-10-29360 Fieldhouse groundbreaking ceremony: Brothers Sean and Mike Beville and Ryan Marable broke ground on the $5 million, 28,000-square-foot youth sports facility in Moseley [source]
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