Masonic Lodge107 Center ST AKyle, TX 78640
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Historic building in old downtown Kyle built in 1880s and a Masonic lodge for over 150 years. Currently the Masonic Lodge has its meeting area on the 2nd floor. The first floor is leased by a hair salon and is currently used as a place of business. There is an additional rental space on the first floor, off the alley occupied by a photography studio. Current rents are $1500.00 a month for the salon and $500.00 for the photography studio. These are currently month-to-month leases. This is a building thought to have been built in the 1880s and has been a Masonic Lodge since that time. It is in the original old town of Kyle and platted on the 1800s. If you are looking for a historical building in the middle of an old town that is currently growing and thriving, the city hall is directly across the street and I've been assured that the planning committee that they will work with buyers who want to keep the historical integrity of the building as it is. Could be a great restaurant, bar, retail space, spa, or anything you imagine.
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