Step into the charm and potential of this unique 1930s-era property, full of character and opportunity. This fixer-upper is ready for your vision, whether you're looking to restore its vintage charm as a residence or transform it into a thriving commercial space. With flexible zoning that allows for both residential and commercial use, the possibilities are endless—think cozy coffee shop, boutique office, or one-of-a-kind live/work space. Featuring classic architectural details reflective of its era, this property sits in a prime location with great visibility and accessibility. While it does need renovation, it offers a rare chance to create something truly special in a high-demand area. Investors, entrepreneurs, and creatives—don’t miss the opportunity to bring new life to this historic gem!
IH10 E road construction is almost complete. TX DOT still to install proper access, curbs and sidewalks. Great Flex property "Outside City Limits" just off the corner of Trainer Hale Rd. & IH10 E with fantastic visibility.
A truly one-of-a-kind commercial venue steeped in local history, the former Clemens School, used from 1891-1966, has been thoughtfully preserved and repurposed as a gathering and event space. Many of the interior finishes remain original, offering character and authenticity that cannot be replicated-making this property especially appealing for weddings, reunions, parties, and community events. Situated on approximately 1.2 acres, the property provides ample room for outdoor entertaining and on-site parking, enhancing its functionality as an event venue. The main building features a large open hall with a stage area, ideal for receptions or performances, a separate meeting-style room, and a spacious kitchen/meal preparation area designed to support event operations. Restrooms are conveniently located across a breezeway, maintaining the original campus-style layout. A separate storage building with covered awnings adds valuable flexibility for equipment, decor, or vendor use. With its rare historical significance, versatile layout, and generous outdoor space, this property offers endless possibilities for continued event use or creative commercial redevelopment, subject to buyer's intended use and approvals.
This income-producing property is currently operated as an RV and boat storage facility, providing immediate cash flow for a new owner. The property also serves as the base for a mobile RV repair business; however, the mobile repair operation does not convey with the sale. The RV and boat storage business is included. Offering strong future development upside, the owners have initiated the septic permitting process for a proposed RV park. Preliminary RV park drawings are available in the documents, presenting an opportunity to expand or reposition the property to increase long-term revenue and maximize value.
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Marion is located in Texas. Marion, Texas has a population of 1,084. Marion is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 19.74% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 34.89%.
The median household income in Marion, Texas is $54,769. The median household income for the surrounding county is $80,047 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Marion is 43.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 94.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 39.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 34.1 inches per year, with 0.1 inches of snow per year.