102 W Fox St, Caldwell, TX 77836

Former restaurant, live music and event venue, known for bringing musicians and visitors from near and far. This opportunity brings potential for an entrepreneur to let their dreams take flight. As an original US Post Office, the building boasts over 7,380 SF of venue space –spanning across 3 stories. The main floor of the building, constructed in 1936, includes a lobby w/ large windows, high ceilings, an open area w/ original wood floors, private room w/ half bath, additional half bath, 2 storage closets & original vault. A custom bar is also present w/ original window grates for displaying products & a back bar with hand washing sink, space for a dishwasher, refrigerators, coolers and prep area. Upstairs/3rd floor, hosts the Green Room, once used for musicians from all over Texas, including a room & restroom with a private stall. Downstairs/the basement is climate controlled, features 2 private office/inventory rooms, large flex space, private restroom, and commercial kitchen with a pass window for expediting orders. The courtyard features a covered loading dock, previously used as a stage, and the large concrete patio served as the dance floor, shaded by mature Live Oak trees. This property is a staple in Downtown Caldwell, and situated on a 0.8 acre lot in the Downtown Caldwell district. Just 2 blocks to HWY 21 & 3 blocks to HWY 36, this gem presents the opportunity of a lifetime for the next owner to bring a thriving establishment to the growing town of Caldwell.

A three-story 7,380-square-foot commercial building on 0.791 acres in the Downtown Caldwell district is the core value here, and 102 W Fox St pairs that scale with a location two blocks from Highway 21 and three blocks from Highway 36. For a commercial sale in Caldwell, that combination matters. Large downtown sites are limited to begin with, and this property adds a building with established public-facing use, broad event capacity, and a lot size that supports circulation, outdoor programming, and service access in a way many older downtown assets cannot.

The building dates to 1936 and carries that history in ways that still have practical use. Originally the US Post Office, the main floor includes a lobby with large windows, high ceilings, original wood floors, open gathering space, a private room with a half bath, an additional half bath, storage closets, and the original vault. The bar installation is already in place, with original window grates adapted for product display and a back-bar area that includes a hand-washing sink, space for a dishwasher, refrigerators, coolers, and prep functions. That gives the next operator a real head start rather than a blank shell.

The upper and lower levels widen the business case. The third floor includes the Green Room and restroom space that previously served touring musicians, which fits entertainment, private event, or staff-support use. The climate-controlled basement adds two private office or inventory rooms, a large flex area, a private restroom, and a commercial kitchen with a pass window for service. Outside, the courtyard extends the venue footprint with a covered loading dock that has functioned as a stage and a large concrete patio shaded by mature Live Oak trees that has served as a dance floor. Those are not cosmetic details. They show how the property has already handled food, music, events, back-of-house operations, and customer flow across multiple levels.

At $1.10 million with 118 days on market, the opportunity is not just the building itself but the position it holds in Caldwell. This is a known downtown address with a prior operating identity, flexible square footage, and enough site area to support several business models under one roof. For an owner who understands hospitality, events, or destination retail, the long-term value is in controlling a landmark-scale commercial property with built-in character and usable infrastructure in the center of a growing small-town market.