Widely considered one of the crown jewels of Taylor, the Preslar-Hewitt Building was completely restored in 2001 under the review of the National Park Service & the Texas State Historic Preservation Office, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2022/2023, the property qualified for and received a Facicade Improvement Grant for brick, roof, and window improvements from the Taylor Main Street Program. There are 3 distinct leasable spaces that can either be separated or accessed together. The property is 100% occupied as of 5/1/2026 with no delinquencies. The 321 & 323 N. Main Street suites are currently leased as street-level neighborhood retail uses on the premium corner location on Taylor Main Street, facing the Heritage Square. Both suites have large glass storefronts, ADA-compliant restrooms, monitored security systems, and bar sinks. The 4'x8' aluminum double-sided custom exterior signage with computer cut vinyl letters, visible from both Main Street and W. 4th Street, allows for a prime marketing opportunity of this meticulously maintained historic gem. 103 W. 4th Street is the stunning second-floor loft space, accessible via a secured entry system, either by elevator or by stairs and painstakingly restored with gleaming hardwood floors and walls of windows offering sweeping downtown views. This warm and inviting space can be used in either a commercial capacity, as a deluxe residence, or as a combination of both uses. A large dedicated office space with built-in desks, bookcases, and file storage can be closed off from the rest of the loft. Five separate rooms have the flexibility to serve as private offices, conference rooms, dining areas, or various combinations designed to match the future vision. Two of the large rooms have ensuite full bathrooms and abundant closet/storge space. The thoughtfully designed, spacious and well-appointed kitchen has a breakfast area with abundant natural light. Full appliance suite will convey.