Store Front Event Space in Historic District of Allen

Texas Historic Landmark storefront building in the center of Downtown Historic District of Allen. This venue is located in a 100-year-old building and has original brick walls, modern concrete flooring and white vintage 14' high ceilings. The street is in the center of a charming historic district with a unique vintage vibe inviting robust foot traffic. There is one main room available for use: The Main Space, which can accommodate up to 65 people depending on the layout. Two large bay-style front windows providing ample natural light opportunities. Exposed ductwork and industrial details deliver an urban energy. There is one eclectic designed restroom; which is ADA compliant. A separate space as well which can be used as an office or coat room. The building is conveniently located near the intersection of Hwy 190-George Bush Tollway and 75-North Central Expressway. It is also adjacent to a DART rail station. Free street, garage, and lot parking are available. ALTERNATIVE • Flexible open space perfect for intimate weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, photoshoots, corporate events and pop-ups. • Refinished modern cement floors and vintage brick walls, soaring white ceilings with a clean white classic white wall are great backdrops for any event. Dimmable light fixtures make for the perfect ambiance. • The only event space in Allen makes for a exclusive experience. URBAN • Texas State Landmark, one of the first commercial buildings in Allen, the venue has been a gathering place for the local community continuously since opening in October 2020. • Historic Downtown Allen, a designated Historic District is surrounded by the most unique and distinctive businesses in Allen. • Free street parking, parking lots, and vintage buildings are located throughout the downtown area. UPSCALE • Multiple features in the Allen area as newest and only event space in town. • Texas State Landmark located in the heart of downtown Allen listed in the Better Business Bureau and Visit Allen Digital Magazine.