611 Ft Mason, TX 76856
This exceptional Mason, Texas property presents a unique investment opportunity, combining historic charm with significant commercial potential. The main residence, a circa 1885 dogtrot-style home originally built by Mason's first doctor, boasts approximately 1200 square feet of living space. This two-bedroom, one-bathroom home features two fireplaces and a cellar, adding to its historical character. A separate one-room stone building, possibly a former smokehouse, provides additional storage. The property offers ample parking shaded by mature live oak trees. Its location within walking distance of the historic town square enhances its appeal. The home's unique design and features lend themselves to adaptive reuse, with potential for conversion into a winery or wine tasting room, capitalizing on the existing cellar, or a bed and breakfast. Beyond the residential component, this property includes a substantial 1800-square-foot commercial building, previously used as a restaurant. This versatile space offers numerous possibilities for business ventures. The property is zoned for both commercial and residential use, providing flexibility for future development. Excellent access to Highway 87 (Ft. McKavett St.) and its location on Avenue A further enhance its commercial viability. The property encompasses two addresses, 611 and 621 Ft. McKavett St., offering a combined area of significant potential. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of Mason's history with substantial commercial upside.
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