Every mark on these floors has a story. This place has seen good times, live bands, and more friendships than you can count. A true Texas roadside landmark with high visibility and built-in traffic. This historic property is ready for someone to bring new life to an established commercial location.
The kind of bar where you pull up a stool, order a cold drink, and catch up with whoever’s sitting next to you. You can feel the years of good stories in the wood.
The long porch provides room for outdoor seating, gathering space, or event overflow and is great for future customer traffic and brand appeal.
Easy to spot, hard to forget. A prime FM 109 location with endless potential for a business, gathering spot, or destination stop.
Classic general store frontage with an inviting porch and signage already in place. This is an ideal setup for a café, market, or weekend stop.
Looking east across rolling pastureland, the oak canopy tells the story of time well spent.
From above, the property reveals its quiet symmetry, with trees on one side, pasture on the other.
Viewed from the northeast, the Welcome General Store settles comfortably into the landscape and offers a timeless blend of purpose and charm.
The road winds past the old store just like it always has. You can picture a few trucks parked out front and folks stopping by to catch up under the big oak tree.
Set right along the main road, this property offers the kind of frontage and presence that’s hard to replace—perfect for a destination business.
Centered front porch view with classic small-town charm. Wide-open entry access with seating, a shaded overhang, and the kind of porch that naturally invites people to stop in and stay awhile.
Classic double-door entry that leads straight into the heart of the building. Easy customer flow for daily business, deliveries, or weekend crowds, with that authentic “walk right in” feel.
Behind the bar, you can feel the rhythm of small-town Texas life. Shelves full of local flavor, walls full of memories, and the kind of feel you only get from a true Texas spot.
A look down the length of the inviting bar. You can almost hear the music playing and folks laughing over shuffleboard.
The hallway leads you to the two bathrooms, featuring old wood, local art, and that easy-going charm that fits right in with the rest of the place.
A little humor, a lot of character. It’s all part of what makes the Welcome Store feel like home.
This is where the music happens. A few tables pushed back, lights strung overhead, and the dance floor full of people who just came to have a good time.
Wide-open floor plan with seating already laid out, giving you a solid head start. This space can run as-is for service and events, or it can be reworked into a more modern layout depending on your business plan — bar, dining, dance floor, or mixed use.
Large open layout with bar service nearby and plenty of room for a crowd. This is the kind of space that works for music nights, weekend dinners, community events, or even a destination stop with the right concept — good flow, good visibility, and easy to manage.
Long-room design with a natural flow from entry to bar to seating, which helps keep traffic moving when the place is busy. Built for high-capacity service and events, with enough square footage to support tables, entertainment, and flexible seating layouts.
Additional seating space that supports daily service, private rentals, or event overflow. This building was designed to handle a crowd, and the layout gives you options to set up dining, staging, buffet lines, or group seating depending on how you want to operate.
Flexible dining area with room for long tables, catering setups, or weekend gatherings. Whether you’re running regular hours or focusing on events and private bookings, this space gives you the ability to scale up when demand is high.
Covered front porch entry with easy access right off the road, which matters for customer flow and visibility. Strong curb appeal for a business that's simple, inviting, and functional for daily foot traffic.
Classic double-door entry with a covered porch and plenty of room for customer traffic. Easy access for deliveries, event crowds, and day-to-day flow, and the layout makes sense for both casual service and larger gatherings.
An alternate view that shows the character of the place the second you walk in. It has that true Texas roadside stop feel, and it’s the kind of first impression that works well for a bar + grill, live music venue, or destination hangout.
Classic shuffleboard setup that gives the space instant personality. Built-in entertainment that keeps guests engaged, encourages longer stays, and adds to the local honky-tonk atmosphere.
Commercial-style prep space with a functional layout and vintage character. Large worktables, storage, and an efficient setup that supports daily service, catering, or a high-volume weekend rush.
Extended kitchen and service area with refrigeration and workspace already in place. A strong foundation for food service, bar support, and scaling up for busy nights.
Open ground behind the building gives you room to expand and improve. Plenty of options here including outdoor seating, additional parking, storage, vendor setups, or future upgrades depending on the direction you take this property.
Extra land to work with, which adds real value for a commercial buyer. Room for overflow parking, equipment, additional structures, or expanded outdoor use.
A separate feed store adds real commercial value and is perfect for an ag supply, storage, or a small retail setup to serve the local ranch and farm community.
On-site fuel storage and an extra outbuilding create a strong foundation for operations and is ideal for equipment, ranch use, or business support.
Two commercial structures on one site, the general store + feed store, offer multiple income possibilities or a flexible business layout.
The building footprint allows for expansion and flexibility. Use it as-is or rework the layout to match your vision and business plan.
Excellent roadside exposure with a front porch that’s made for customers to linger and is ideal for live music, community events, or a weekend crowd.
A rare piece of Texas history with built-in character and credibility, perfect for someone looking to own a proven location with commercial upside.
A true Texas front porch moment. This long covered deck with string lights, rustic post beams, and plenty of room to sit, greet customers, and let the road traffic know you’re open.
Shaded outdoor hangout space anchored by mature trees. A natural gathering spot with room for picnic tables, firepit seating, and a relaxed setup that works for events or everyday traffic.
Wide open back-yard space with multiple structures already in place. Ideal for expanding outdoor seating, adding vendor setups, or creating a destination-style backyard experience.
Outdoor entertaining area with easy flow between buildings. Flexible space for overflow seating, open-air gatherings, and future improvements, with plenty of room to keep building your vision.
A bird’s-eye view of the Welcome General Store, a Texas landmark framed by open fields and heritage oaks. The outlined property shows where a century of stories still gathers.
Morning light catches the weathered metal roof and soft bend of FM 109, hinting at a rhythm that’s stayed steady for more than a hundred years.
From this angle, the General Store sits anchored in its 1.224 acres. The potential of this historic property is wide open.
Outlined against acres of open countryside, the store’s footprint shows just how much room there is to reimagine or preserve.
The canopy of oak trees shades the heart of the property, a natural gathering point where locals once traded stories and goods.
ooking straight down, you can see it all, the store, the oak, and the land that’s been part of this community for generations. A solid setup with room to work with.
Description
The Welcome General Store has been the heartbeat of this little Texas town for over a century. It first opened in 1890 as a grocery and general store and has turned into one of the most well-loved gathering spots around. Doors are still open! Locals and travelers alike stop in for good company, live music, karaoke, bingo, and a cold drink under the big oak out front. Inside the 2,758 sq. ft. building, you'll find original charm mixed with everything you need to keep it running strong. There's a full kitchen, bar, small stage, shuffleboard, and plenty of room for folks to sit and stay awhile. Outside, the 1.224-acre property offers a big open space for gatherings, a metal storage building, and lots of parking. Set along FM 109 between Industry and Brenham and just a short drive from Fayetteville and Round Top. This location couldn't be better. Whether you see it as a coffee stop, BBQ joint, wine bar, or antique store, the Welcome General Store is ready for its next chapter.
Details
| MLS # | 56613309 |
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| Listing Type | For Sale |
| Sub-Type | Resale |
| Status | Active |
| Days On Site | 268 |
| Listing Provided By | Compass RE Texas, LLC - Houston | Rick Doak |
Features
| Acreage | 1.22 |
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Exterior
| Lot Features | Other, Hardwood Trees, Rolling Slope |
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Parking
| Garage Yes / No | No |
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Area Information
| State | TX |
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| County | Austin |
| City | Industry |
| Zip Code | 78944 |
| Area | 57 |
| Community Name | N/A |
| Listing VS Median (in N/A) | |
Price: $545,000 low | high Med: $399,000 On site: 268 low | high Med: 79 | |
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| State | TX |
|---|---|
| County | Austin |
| City | Industry |
| Zip Code | 78944 |
| Area | 57 |
| Community Name | N/A |
| Listing VS Median (in N/A) | |
Price: $545,000 low | high Med: $399,000 On site: 268 low | high Med: 79 | |
Listing Updated: September 29, 2026 at 2:38:43 AM PDT