A rare opportunity to own an entire block in downtown Johnson City. This offering brings together three commercial buildings & one unimproved lot totaling about 0.68 acres at the corner of Main Street & Avenue G, w/ roughly 180 ft of frontage on Highway 290, additional frontage on Avenue G, & access to Nugent. Together, the three buildings total approximately 13,500 square feet.

The anchor is 112 E Main, known locally as the Crider Building. Built in 1930 on the hard corner of Highway 290 & Avenue G, it has served the community for nearly a century, including as a grocery & most recently, a brewery, bar, & restaurant. Now vacant w/ the interior cleared, it is ready for repositioning. Walk-in coolers & freezers remain, making the space well suited for a restaurant, tasting room, or brewery, while also offering flexibility for retail or office use. A private courtyard & covered patio provide space, & the layout could accommodate multiple tenants or a single user. A new TPO roof was installed in 2021, & public utilities are connected.

Adjoining the building, 108 E Main offers 0.37 acres of open, unimproved land extending from the rear of the former brewery to Nugent access & Main Street. The additional ground creates flexibility for parking, outdoor seating, event space, expansion, or future construction.

The third building, 106 E Main, is a 1,302-square-foot office building on 0.03 acres w/ a tenant in place, providing immediate income.

Johnson City sits at the beginning of the 290 Wine Corridor, w/ more than 80 wineries & tasting rooms stretching west toward Fredericksburg. Pedernales Falls State Park, the historic courthouse square, & LBJ sites draw visitors year-round, while Austin & San Antonio are about an hour away.

For a business owner or investor, this offering provides a rare combination of location, scale, & flexibility. Offered as a package, w/ individual pricing options potentially available. Contact for more information.