Positioned in the heart of downtown Lockhart, the historic Masur Building presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark mixed-use asset within one of Central Texas' most recognized and rapidly evolving courthouse-square districts. Originally constructed in 1900, the four-story property offers a distinctive combination of historic character, prominent street presence, and flexible repositioning potential for investors, owner-users, hospitality concepts, office users, retailers, or mixed-use redevelopment. The property occupies a highly visible corner location along West San Antonio Street near Lockhart's historic square, placing it within walking distance of restaurants, local retailers, civic destinations, and the area's growing tourism activity. Lockhart's location along the SH-130 corridor provides connectivity to the Austin metropolitan area while maintaining the character and appeal that have made the city a destination for visitors, entrepreneurs, and businesses seeking a presence in a historic downtown environment. The building is currently vacant, allowing a new owner the opportunity to implement a tailored occupancy or redevelopment strategy. Features include multiple stories of usable space, storefront visibility, loading access, frontage on multiple streets, and a rooftop terrace component that supports a variety of future uses. The property's location within a designated Opportunity Zone may provide applicable tax advantages for qualifying investors. Combining historic architecture, downtown positioning, and adaptive reuse flexibility, this asset offers a compelling opportunity to create a signature commercial destination in one of the region's most established downtown districts.