125 & 123 N Avenue D Own a piece of Clifton's history with this original downtown building in the heart of the Clifton Downtown Commercial Historic District. Established in 1881, when the Gulf, Colorado, and Santa Fe Railroad reached Clifton, the district boasts beautifully preserved architecture from the late 1800s and early 1900s. Clifton has been a designated Texas Main Street City since 1995, with a vibrant downtown area undergoing extensive revitalization, blending economic vitality with cultural significance. The district is also recognized as one of three state-designated Cultural Districts in Clifton, making it a hub for the arts. Nearby, Art Alley, a public outdoor space—celebrates modern and contemporary artists with community-inspired street art. Clifton itself is an artistic haven, home to numerous artists, historians, and organizations like the Bosque Film Society. Its rich agricultural and arts heritage creates a unique blend of history and creativity. Conveniently located halfway between Austin and the Dallas, Ft. Worth metroplex and just a short drive from Waco, Clifton offers small-town charm with easy access to urban amenities. Year Built: 1889; originally constructed by Norwegian neighbors and brothers, this building has a long history, serving as a grocery store, apparel shop, hardware store, and furniture store. Today, it operates as a satellite wing of the Bosque County Antique Emporium. Ready for a new owner to bring their vision to life, this spacious property retains its vintage charm with original wood floors, intricate metal tile ceilings, and large front-facing glass windows. Features original wood flooring. Vintage metal tile ceilings, Large display windows at the front One restroom at the rear of the building, HVAC system was installed less than two years ago, courtyard is part of the sale This historic gem is a rare opportunity to own a part of Clifton’s vibrant past while being part of its thriving future. Bring your creative touch and make it your own!