A beautiful building located on Historic Main Street in Calvert, TX just 30 miles north of Bryan/College Station and 60 miles south of Waco on Highway 6. Calvert, a town known for its old Western feel and Victorian architecture, is currently undergoing a renaissance with shops, restaurants, drinking establishments, and galleries opening up one after the other as folks flock to this cozy small town for a slower pace and economic opportunity. Built in 1920, the 2100 square foot space offers an open floor plan, working kitchen, two bathrooms, a private courtyard, and historic fixtures. The space comes equipped with: - A large bar that is original to Calvert - 12ft and console tables for displaying sale items or service. - 6-burner stove with 2 ovens, flat top, and salamander. - Deep, 3 compartment sink. - Shelving and storage room. Previously used for special events with catering and also as a charming specialty retail store.
Perfect size rental space for your business - retail store, professional office. Open entry up front and wide open space in the back with restroom. Access to alley for loading in and out. Schedule a tour today!
Opportunity to own a commercial building plus an additional lot on Calvert’s Historic 8-Block Business District on the National Registry. The late 1800s building on Main Street/SH 6, is a Mesker storefront with a distinguishing facade of ornamental pressed metal sheet panels. The property is approx. 1625 sf with an adjoining a vacant commercial lot (25' x 150') with potential to build or create a pocket park or extend the outdoor space into a courtyard/outdoor seating and more. Interior features include exposed bricks and wood beams. In addition, the property boasts a large back outdoor area with large shade trees with access from the alley way. The building and lot have 50 feet of state highway frontage on Calvert's historic Main Street. Updates include new electrical wiring, two separate restrooms at the rear of the Mesker bldg. Located approximately halfway between College Station/Texas A&M University and Waco/Baylor University, this property is conveniently located in one of the state's largest historic districts on the National Registry. The building is currently leased as restaurant/hospitality business and offers an investment opportunity with the potential for retail, office, hospitality and/or brewery/biergarten in Calvert’s 700 block.
Step into a piece of TEXAS HISTORY with this rare late-1800s, Victorian Era HISTORIC BUILDING ON CALVERT’S MAIN STREET, listed on the National Registry. In the heart of the eight-block Historic Business District, this Mesker storefront, showcases original ornamental pressed-metal architectural elements—a hallmark of craftsmanship from the era. The intricate detailing, paired with exposed brick, creates an atmosphere that’s both authentically historic and effortlessly inviting. Located on busy, well-traveled, Texas Highway 6, this property offers 25 feet of highway frontage, for high visibility for business and a creative venture. Sold “as is,” the structure is in need of renovation and updates. Whether you envision a boutique, gallery, cafe;, or mixed-use space, this architectural property delivers curb appeal and a story that draws people in. This property is an opportunity for investors, developers, or preservation-minded buyers seeking an investment restoration project. Own not just a building, but a living landmark—where history, character, and opportunity meet. This Main Street location offers an investment opportunity to establish a new business on Calvert's historic Main Street. Located approximately halfway between Bryan/College Station (Texas A&M University) and Waco (Baylor University). The property h Call for appointment to see this property.
Commercial investment opportunity on one acre with high visibility on State Highway 6 with highway frontage that spans 378 feet, extra-large lighted sign ready to be customized with your business info, ample parking for multiple vehicles, large trucks and trailers and events. Built as a restaurant with recent improvements to the property and the commercial kitchen that include vent hood, walk-in cooler and service bar. Many upgrades to the electrical, plumbing and septic. The commercial kitchen also boasts on site, built-in BBQ smoker. The property has central heat & air, fireplace, metal roof, high ceilings, wood floors, wood columns, windows, wood porch, private office, retail space and more. This prime real estate inside the Calvert's city limits, is less than one mile from the center of Calvert and is next to the Calvert Auction Barn on the south side of town. Located approximately halfway between College Station/Texas A&M University and Waco/Baylor University, this property is conveniently located on busy highway. The property offers an investment opportunity with the potential for retail, office, hospitality or brewery/biergarten in Robertson County in Calvert, Texas known for his large historic district on the National Registry.
Positioned along the high-traffic Highway 6 corridor, this 7.66-acre tract offers excellent visibility. Located just outside of Calvert and within easy reach of Bryan/College Station, the property sits in a growth path connecting major Central Texas markets. The front half of the property is open and usable with the back half containing a communication tower. The property is suitable for commercial development, a storage or equipment yard, a residential build, or a mixed-use layout. Highway frontage provides direct access and strong exposure for any business or future resale. Small acreage with this level of accessibility on Highway 6 outside of Calvert, TX is increasingly hard to findâ??this tract is a smart, flexible investment with multiple exit strategies.
*SF est-CAD lacking specification* OWN A PIECE OF VICTORIAN TEXAS HISTORY-The Calvert Foundry & Manufacturing Co. The original L. T. Fuller Co. consisted of 4 buildings. Original cast iron front facade came from the famous Mesker & Brothers Co., of St. Louis. MO. One of only 5 original structures listed by the State Historical Association on Main Street of Calvert available for purchase. Fuller founded his company around 1870, one of Calvert's first industries. Iron ore from local deposits and from Cherokee County (100 mi. NE) was hauled here by horse-drawn wagons to be made into farm tools & other articles. The coal basement, accessible by stairs, where the train later dropped coal for the foundry's use. Original brick walls, bead board ceilings, and the1870's water cistern used in the foundry still holds water. Front doors are decorated Victorian cast hardware showcasing the quality in the original build. Tall ceilings and doors open wide onto the Main Street and keep the interior cool (prior to HVAC) & afford maximum wall space to be used. The 1870's long leaf Southern Pine wood floors remain with the exception of restoration needed over the last 100 years. Wonderful display windows remain. On the ceiling, evidence of the original oil ceiling lamp fixtures by cast iron hooks remain. Electrical wiring has been reworked for modern day use & safety. The structure is piped for natural gas heat & a standing stove remains with the building.
Calvert is located in Texas. Calvert, Texas has a population of 1,203. Calvert is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 6.73% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.67%.
The median household income in Calvert, Texas is $59,438. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,709 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Calvert is 36.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 92.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 36.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 38.8 inches per year, with 0.3 inches of snow per year.
