There are 2 retail spaces on the 1st floor available for rent. 721 & 723 Ford Street used to be known as the flower shop. We will rent both 721 & 723 Ford street for $850.00 per month. 719 Ford Street was a retail store for many years and recently a political headquarters. 719 Ford is a retail space that used to be a kayak shop and has a brand new HVAC system and is available for $1,000.00 per month. A radio station occupied 2,500SF of the 2nd floor for many years. They moved out last year and their space is available for lease. Some of the usages would be Insurance, Real Estate, Law Office or any office related users. Also available for lease is 4,000 square feet +- on the 2nd floor overlooking the Historic Llano County Courthouse Square. The space will be totally restored to its original grandeur. Arguably, is the best view of the Llano County Courthouse on the square. The Haynie Building is one of the most beautiful buildings in Llano, Texas. Description and History of the Haynie Building The Haynie Building was designed by a prominent Austin architect A.O. Watson for one of Llano's matriarchs, Elizabeth Haynie, locally known as, "Aunt Betty", in 1882. The building is 12,000 square feet and is made of brick. At the time of construction Native Americans roamed the Llano countryside. An 1894 issue of the Llano News, reported Elizabeth Haynie was shot at by Indians while she stood in the doorway of her building on the northwest corner of Ford Street & W. Main Street. The Haynie Building is amongst the first multi-level (two-story) brick structures in Llano County. The first telephone switchboard in Llano was located in the Haynie Building in the 1880's. The building has a series of storefronts on Ford Street and has housed many professionals and merchants as well as a bank for thirty years. During the 1940's the Llano County Hospital occupied the entire second floor. The Haynie Building is prominently located on the northwest corner of W. Main & Ford Street, one of the most visible buildings on the Historic Llano Courthouse Square. If you are traveling north on Ford Street it is impossible to miss. The Haynie Building's prominent location has been a popular gathering place since its construction 143 years ago.