Here's an opportunity to acquire one of the most unique commercial properties in the Waco market. Positioned on Halbert Lane — the road leading into Homestead Heritage — this property benefits from steady year-round traffic with tens of thousands of visitors annually. The property combines historic character, income-producing assets, hospitality infrastructure and commercial flexibility. Improvements include: A 3,177 SF historic timber-framed barn currently leased to Waco Waffle, providing immediate income and an established destination food tenant. A 4,689 SF fully restored historic barn currently operating as a short-term rental known as The Halbert Inn. Originally built in 1817 in Schoharie, New York, the structure was dismantled, relocated to Texas, and meticulously rebuilt using exposed hand-hewn timber framing. The property has been featured through the Magnolia Network’s Restoration Road with Clint Harp. A 6,000 cubit foot underground cheese cave with strong tourism and food-branding potential. A 6,299 SF commercial building with flexibility for food production, restaurant expansion, brewery - distillery concepts, office space, retail, event use. This property is suited for an investor, operator, hospitality group, destination restaurant concept, experiential retail user, or visionary owner seeking an asset with character, existing revenue streams and long-term upside. Properties with this level of authenticity, historical significance, commercial flexibility and built-in traffic rarely come available in Central Texas. Call or text Lem Brown and set up a showing today.

Here's an opportunity to acquire one of the most unique commercial properties in the Waco market. Positioned on Halbert Lane — the road leading into Homestead Heritage — this property benefits from steady year-round traffic with tens of thousands of visitors annually. The property combines historic character, income-producing assets, hospitality infrastructure and commercial flexibility. Improvements include: A 3,177 SF historic timber-framed barn currently leased to Waco Waffle, providing immediate income and an established destination food tenant. A 4,689 SF fully restored historic barn currently operating as a short-term rental known as The Halbert Inn. Originally built in 1817 in Schoharie, New York, the structure was dismantled, relocated to Texas, and meticulously rebuilt using exposed hand-hewn timber framing. The property has been featured through the Magnolia Network’s Restoration Road with Clint Harp. A 6,000 cubit foot underground cheese cave with strong tourism and food-branding potential. A 6,299 SF commercial building with flexibility for food production, restaurant expansion, brewery - distillery concepts, office space, retail, event use. This property is suited for an investor, operator, hospitality group, destination restaurant concept, experiential retail user, or visionary owner seeking an asset with character, existing revenue streams and long-term upside. Properties with this level of authenticity, historical significance, commercial flexibility and built-in traffic rarely come available in Central Texas. Call or text Lem Brown and set up a showing today.