200 Clark

Description

There are properties… and then there are stories waiting to be owned. Welcome to the historic Bartlett National Bank—an unforgettable destination where Texas history, cinematic legacy, and modern hospitality converge in the heart of Bartlett. From the moment you step inside, you’re transported. Original bank vaults whisper secrets of the past, while restored tin ceilings and preserved tile floors anchor the space in authenticity. Every corner has been curated with intention—from sourced historical letters to intricate penny tile additions—creating an experience guests don’t just visit, but remember. Currently operating as a successful Airbnb, the property comfortably hosts with three thoughtfully designed guest rooms (with queen beds) plus a queen sleeper sofa, blending comfort with character. Downstairs, a classic clawfoot tub offers a touch of vintage luxury, perfect for a relaxing getaway. But what truly sets this property apart is its versatility. It’s a venue, an experience, and a business: Host elegant tea parties or boutique weddings Offer curated haunted walking tours through historic Bartlett Run immersive escape rooms or themed murder mystery/bank robbery dinners Continue leveraging its cinematic ties to The Newton Boys and The Whole Wide World and most recently Yellowstone! For the right offer, this property can be sold fully furnished and include the intellectual property behind its experiential offerings—wine branding, scripts, and event concepts—creating a true turnkey operation. Located just outside the Austin metro, Bartlett offers a quieter pace while still benefiting from Central Texas growth, tourism, and the broader appeal of Texas living. This is not just a purchase—it’s an opportunity to own a legacy, a business, and a piece of Texas history. Its highest and best use may be as a wine bar, a photo studio, a boutique, a salon. It is a stunning building and it has limitless possibilities.

There are properties… and then there are stories waiting to be owned. Welcome to the historic Bartlett National Bank—an unforgettable destination where Texas history, cinematic legacy, and modern hospitality converge in the heart of Bartlett. From the moment you step inside, you’re transported. Original bank vaults whisper secrets of the past, while restored tin ceilings and preserved tile floors anchor the space in authenticity. Every corner has been curated with intention—from sourced historical letters to intricate penny tile additions—creating an experience guests don’t just visit, but remember. Currently operating as a successful Airbnb, the property comfortably hosts with three thoughtfully designed guest rooms (with queen beds) plus a queen sleeper sofa, blending comfort with character. Downstairs, a classic clawfoot tub offers a touch of vintage luxury, perfect for a relaxing getaway. But what truly sets this property apart is its versatility. It’s a venue, an experience, and a business: Host elegant tea parties or boutique weddings Offer curated haunted walking tours through historic Bartlett Run immersive escape rooms or themed murder mystery/bank robbery dinners Continue leveraging its cinematic ties to The Newton Boys and The Whole Wide World and most recently Yellowstone! For the right offer, this property can be sold fully furnished and include the intellectual property behind its experiential offerings—wine branding, scripts, and event concepts—creating a true turnkey operation. Located just outside the Austin metro, Bartlett offers a quieter pace while still benefiting from Central Texas growth, tourism, and the broader appeal of Texas living. This is not just a purchase—it’s an opportunity to own a legacy, a business, and a piece of Texas history. Its highest and best use may be as a wine bar, a photo studio, a boutique, a salon. It is a stunning building and it has limitless possibilities.

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Directions: From 95, head West on Clark Street (the main street through downtown). The Bank is on the corner of Evie and Clark Streets. Park anywhere on the main street. Enter through the door that faces Clark Street.