Unique historic property in downtown Hico. Zoned commercial or residential, across from the Billy The Kid statue and next door to the Eis Sandwich Shop & Upstairs Inn on the first block of N. Pecan Street. This towering stone building was originally a grainery feed mill, built in the 1890s, later owned and operated by Dr. Charles Hall, MD. Dr. Hall practiced and resided in the 15-room, two-story rock house adjacent to the grainery in the early 1900s, and was also a prominent area rancher. The grainery has a concrete floor and one end connects to what was a drive-thru dirt-floored passageway for horse drawn wagons to load and unload feed and grain. In later years, that section housed private wagons and buggies and was referred to locally as the “carriage house.” The grainery building is 28ft x 51ft (1428sf) and has alley access. The property offered is 48ft x 115ft is bordered by a rock wall and stockade fence which will separate it from the residence. The grainery building has great potential as a spectacular residence, townhome or commercial property in thriving Hico. Architectural buildings like this one have become very rare in Hico, and its location makes it a unique opportunity.Won’t last long. $335,000. House and entire connecting property tract (over half an acre total) might also be available.
