A medical office affiliated with Bon Secours Mercy Health is among the latest tenants to commit to locate in The Crossings at Bartlett Station development at Carrollton and Brewers Neck boulevards.

Isle of Wight County land transfer records show a March sale from developer Jerry Bowman’s holding company, James River Crossings, to Bon Secours Hampton Roads for $3.2 million. A spokesperson for the nonprofit Catholic health system confirmed the sale but declined to provide further details.

Bon Secours already operates the Eagle Harbor Medical Associates and Physical Therapy in the Shoppes at Eagle Harbor shopping center on Carrollton Boulevard, roughly a mile north of the proposed medical office. The hospital operator has been expanding its footprint across Hampton Roads, purchasing the former 219-bed Southampton Memorial Hospital in Franklin, now known as Bon Secours Southampton Medical Center, in 2019 and building its expanded 54-bed Harbour View Medical Center, which, according to its website, is on track to open this year in North Suffolk.

A medical office was part of the plan Bowman presented to county supervisors in 2022 when he received approval to scrap circa-2002 plans for a shopping center and instead subdivide The Crossings’ commercial phase into multiple, smaller parcels. County Planner Trenton Blowe said the plans on file show an 18,400-square-foot medical building.

The Crossings’ residential phase, which is approved for up to 240 condominium units and 52 detached homes, broke ground in 2021. Its commercial phase is anchored by Publix, a Florida-based grocer that opened a 48,387-square-foot store in January.

Other tenants include a GO Car Wash set to open this month, a Royal Farms gas station and convenience store and a new branch of Langley Federal Credit Union, both of which opened last year. In 2023, county supervisors also approved a 75,000-square-foot, three-story, climate-controlled self-storage building.