Own a legendary Texas dance hall and saloon — turn-key and ready for its next chapter. Swingin Door’s Saloon, billed as “The Best Little Honky Tonk In Texas,” is now offered for sale at 304 FM 148 in Terrell — a 4,200 SF freestanding venue on a generous 1.45 acre lot with bold red metal facade, prime road frontage, and parking for approximately 350 cars to support a 300–350 person crowd. Inside is everything a Texas dance hall needs: a wood dance floor under a full production lighting rig, leather booth seating, 15 tall tops, a long stand-up bar, a dedicated pool room, and a smaller bar near the entrance. The stage has hosted Zach Top, Cody Jinks, and Keith Whitley alongside up-and-coming acts, with karaoke three nights a week, live music every Friday and Saturday, and a 15-year-running Wednesday-night APA Pool League. Operations convey turn-key — walk-in cooler, refrigeration, three registers, neon signage, jukebox, full security camera coverage, and four, new Diamond Smart Pool Tables. Per the seller, “everything will go.” The location amplifies the upside. Terrell sits in Kaufman County — the second-fastest-growing county in the U.S. — minutes from the $3 billion Terra Nova master-planned community, the 933,000 SF Project Spitfire facility, and VanTrust’s Terrell Logistics Center. Thousands of new rooftops and jobs are headed right past the front door. A reputation, a regular crowd, and a stage history most operators spend a decade trying to manufacture — now ready for its next owner.

Own a legendary Texas dance hall and saloon — turn-key and ready for its next chapter. Swingin Door’s Saloon, billed as “The Best Little Honky Tonk In Texas,” is now offered for sale at 304 FM 148 in Terrell — a 4,200 SF freestanding venue on a generous 1.45 acre lot with bold red metal facade, prime road frontage, and parking for approximately 350 cars to support a 300–350 person crowd. Inside is everything a Texas dance hall needs: a wood dance floor under a full production lighting rig, leather booth seating, 15 tall tops, a long stand-up bar, a dedicated pool room, and a smaller bar near the entrance. The stage has hosted Zach Top, Cody Jinks, and Keith Whitley alongside up-and-coming acts, with karaoke three nights a week, live music every Friday and Saturday, and a 15-year-running Wednesday-night APA Pool League. Operations convey turn-key — walk-in cooler, refrigeration, three registers, neon signage, jukebox, full security camera coverage, and four, new Diamond Smart Pool Tables. Per the seller, “everything will go.” The location amplifies the upside. Terrell sits in Kaufman County — the second-fastest-growing county in the U.S. — minutes from the $3 billion Terra Nova master-planned community, the 933,000 SF Project Spitfire facility, and VanTrust’s Terrell Logistics Center. Thousands of new rooftops and jobs are headed right past the front door. A reputation, a regular crowd, and a stage history most operators spend a decade trying to manufacture — now ready for its next owner.