Courtesy: RE/MAX Big Country
PRIME HIGHWAY 36 COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY IN CROSS PLAINS! Positioned along the city’s primary commercial corridor, this approx. 5,000 SF restaurant offers an exceptional opportunity for an owner-user, investor, developer, or regional*national franchise operator. The property features excellent TX-36 visibility and frontage, substantial paved parking, prominent freestanding highway signage, existing commercial utility infrastructure, multiple dining flexible-use areas, and commercial kitchen infrastructure. The existing improvements offer potential for a second-generation restaurant or QSR conversion, while the site also presents compelling redevelopment potential for drive-thru, retail, medical, service, or other commercial concepts. Located near an established grocery store with limited national restaurant competition in the immediate market. The adjoining commercial parcel at 341 State Highway 36 is also available and may be purchased separately or together, creating a larger commercial assemblage with additional redevelopment flexibility. See MLS #21353987. Real estate offered separately from movable business inventory and FF&E. Buyer to verify measurements, acreage, utilities, zoning, permitted uses, access, and development requirements.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Big Country
PRIME HIGHWAY 36 COMMERCIAL & REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY IN CROSS PLAINS! Located along the city’s primary commercial corridor, this highly visible property offers approximately 780 SF of existing commercial space on approximately 18,338 SF, or 0.42 acre. Formerly utilized as a service station and now offering flexible commercial potential, the site provides an excellent opportunity for an owner-user, investor, developer, or regional*national commercial operator. With prominent TX-36 frontage, established commercial improvements and proximity to an established restaurant and grocery store, the property offers potential for retail, office, service, drive-thru QSR, medical, or other highway-commercial redevelopment. Former underground fuel storage tanks have been removed; buyer to independently verify environmental documentation and site condition. The adjoining Jean’s Feed Barn property at 349 State Highway 36 is also available and may be purchased separately or together, creating a larger Highway 36 commercial assemblage with expanded frontage and redevelopment flexibility. See MLS #21354025. Buyer to verify measurements, boundaries, utilities, zoning, permitted uses, access and development requirements.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Brazos West
817-279-6996
Historic Cottonwood Church, Landmark Property with Endless Commercial Potential Step into Texas history with this extraordinary opportunity to own one of Cottonwood's most recognizable historic landmarks. Originally established as the Cottonwood Methodist Episcopal Church South, this iconic property traces its roots to 1880 and has stood proudly at its present location since 1897. Rich in heritage, charm, and architectural character, this one-of-a-kind building offers an exceptional opportunity for investors, entrepreneurs, or preservation enthusiasts. Surrounded by the peaceful beauty of rural Texas, the church features timeless craftsmanship, soaring ceilings, original architectural details, and an atmosphere that simply cannot be recreated. For over a century, this historic gathering place served as the heart of the Cottonwood community before becoming a treasured landmark cared for by the Cottonwood Historical Association. Beyond its historical significance, this property offers incredible potential for adaptive reuse. If you move this church, it will make an unforgettable wedding and event venue, providing couples with a picturesque, intimate setting full of character and history. With its authentic charm and scenic surroundings, the property is perfectly suited for weddings, receptions, vow renewals, private events, photography sessions, and other special occasions. Additional possibilities include a boutique event center, museum, gallery, community gathering space, or other unique commercial venture (subject to applicable approvals and zoning requirements). Whether you're looking to preserve a piece of Texas history or transform this remarkable property into a thriving business, this landmark offers a rare opportunity to create something truly special.
Courtesy: Turnkey Realty LLC
Fantastic building in the heart of downtown Cross Plains. Located close to the school and directly across from the hardware store, this property is perfectly situated for both convenience and high traffic counts. The entire building has been recently rewired and the HVAC system is newer. There is a full bathroom so you could easily use this a residential and commercial space. With additional private parking in the back of the building, you have a private rear entrance to separate work and residential activities. The possibilities are endless with this one.
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 Judge Fite Company
Own a piece of a well-established Central Texas destination — Hardwick’s Farmers Market & Furniture Store in Cross Plains, Texas. This listing is paired with MLS # MLS #21042355 in Early Texas another Hardwicks location sitting on 40 acres! This one is positioned just off Highway 36, one of the major highways connecting Central Texas to West Texas, this property offers excellent visibility and steady customer traffic. Operating as the farmers market and furniture store side of the Hardwick’s brand, it continues to serve the region while adding to the reach and strength of the overall business. This listing is being sold together with Hardwick’s major hub location in Early, Texas — MLS #21042355. Both properties are joined as part of the offering and must be purchased together, giving buyers the opportunity to acquire a full-scale operation that blends retail, nursery, furniture, and market operations under one recognized and respected brand. Opportunities to secure a business and properties with this level of visibility, acreage, and brand recognition are extremely rare in Central Texas. The Early location features a total of 40 acres with commercial capabilities!
Courtesy: Trinity Ranch Land Cross Plain
Bring your desing to this cute little space with brick walls, antique tin tile ceiling, large picure windows, hardwood floors. Would make a great single office space or small boutique. Improve the front of the building with some matched assistance from the Cross Plains EDC. Buyer and buyer's realtor to verify all information, including sq. footage, taxes, etc.
Courtesy: Trinity Ranch Land Cross Plain
Bring your vision for this 4,000+ sq. ft. building that used to be the old Western Auto store in downtown Cross Plains. A blank slate for you to make whatever you desire this to be! Tall ceilings, glass front, solid brick walls - some with plaster, some cement. Large rollup door in alley for ease of deliveries. Electric partially updated. Framed out ceiling, could leave as is for industrial look or install your own unique design. Partial subfloor upfront, with remainder of building ready for your ideas. Buyer & buyer's realtor to verify all information, sq. footage, taxes, construction, etc.
Courtesy: Trinity Ranch Land Cross Plain
If you like character, charm, history and nostalgia, you will want to take a look at this old Bank building. Currently the downstairs is being used as a restaurant, but could be used for a boutique, antique store, or whatever your heart can dream up. Beautiful architectural design with high ceilings, brick wall, and large picture windows looking out over the town. Upstairs has bank offices from years gone by. With original hardwood floors, high ceilings with ornate metal, and the front office have windows with views of Main St. Would make a great apartment or bed and breakfast. Such potential here, just bring your imagination and make this beautiful building great again!
Cross Plains is located in Texas. Cross Plains, Texas has a population of 1,276. Cross Plains is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 45.79% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.06%.
The median household income in Cross Plains, Texas is $42,434. The median household income for the surrounding county is $55,820 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Cross Plains is 26.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 94.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 31.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 29.1 inches per year, with 2.7 inches of snow per year.
