226 Fort Mckavitt St, Mason, TX 76856

A restored historic boutique hotel building originally erected in 1895, featuring eight guestrooms, each with a private bathroom. Interior character includes Victorian woodwork, oak flooring, and pressed tin ceilings, supported by custom stained-glass transoms and curated antique furnishings noted throughout the property. The east building also includes a second-floor residence with one bedroom, one and a half baths, a sprawling living area, and an open kitchen.

Set within the heart of Mason’s historic Courthouse Square, the property is described as comprising iconic rock buildings that previously served earlier commercial and community uses. The west side of the property historically included a saloon before evolving through later grocery and community-serving functions. The east building historically housed Mason County Bank, later associated with Commercial Bank operations, and the property’s layers of retail and gathering space are part of its restoration narrative.

In addition to the hotel, there is adjoining space identified as a flexible canvas for business uses, with the property remarks specifically referencing potential office, retail space, or commercial wine tasting room uses. The layout and separate building configuration may support operating the boutique hotel and programming within the same overall offering, or utilizing the adjoining area separately depending on an operator’s plan. With more than 11,000 square feet, this is a distinctive mixed-use hospitality and commercial opportunity in a restored downtown landmark.