117 East STHutto, TX 78634
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Own a piece of Hutto history located at the crossroads of where the COOP district is being constructed and the soon to come Cottonwood Properties will be developed. This is a prime location at the corner of East and Farley Streets, in Historic Downtown Hutto. This historic building was the site of the original Ed Schmidt Grocery store, built in 1890 and then converted to a residence that was featured in an old HGTV video. Link here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGaeSnJ9Ev4. The space is currently used for retail and restaurant/bar. With 3000 square feet leased, and approx 3000 available, have some tenants cover costs while planning for the long term development of this property. There is a grease trap located in the Frostie's location downstairs that can be expanded, and the building was fitted with the ability to ad an exhaust vent up to the roof. The roof was replaced in July. Full Fire suppression system installed throughout building. Showings by appointment only. Please do not disturb tenants.
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