The Park Plaza Hotel in Seguin, Texas, is a historically significant property listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally constructed in 1917 by noted architect Leo M.J. Dielmann, one of San Antonio and South Texas’ most recognized early 20thcentury architects. The building is a distinctive example of period design that has been carefully adapted for modern use. Renovated in 2015, the Park Plaza was converted into a mixed-use property featuring retail, restaurant, and office spaces. Today, the five-story, 18,827-square-foot building includes approximately 5,433 square feet of ground-floor retail and restaurant space, highlighted by a 4,000-square-foot restaurant with a full kitchen and bar. The upper four floors, totaling 13,394 square feet, are configured as office space with suites ranging from 150 to 350 square feet. These floors can also be leased as larger, full-floor office suites of roughly 3,349 square feet each. Access to the upper floors is provided by both an elevator and an interior stairwell. Situated in the heart of Seguin’s historic downtown, the Park Plaza is just steps from Central Park, the iconic world’s largest pecan, and cultural landmarks such as the Sebastopol House and the Texas Agricultural Education & Heritage Center. The property is also within 40 miles of San Antonio International Airport, providing convenient access for regional and out-of-town visitors. As a designated historic property, the Park Plaza qualifies for historic renovation tax credits and is eligible for city and downtown historic grants, adding valuable financial incentives to future investment or redevelopment plans. With its unique blend of history, architecture, location, and adaptability, the Park Plaza Hotel offers an exceptional opportunity for investors seeking a multi-use property in one of South Texas’ most vibrant communities.