1922 W MAIN ST BAYTOWN TX- 6,250sf Flex Bldg, 0.88 Acre

Investment Overview

Mixed Use Flex Retail Warehouse Building off W Main St & SH-146, Baytown, TX. Highly visible, one lot from the corner of Hwy 146. This 6,250 SF building on a 0.88 acre lot is suitable for a wide variety of potential uses.

Benefiting from strong frontage and accessibility, the property offers consistent exposure to daily traffic. It is surrounded by established residential neighborhoods and growing commercial activity, making it an ideal location to service Baytown, La Porte, Channelview, Mont Belvieu, Port of Houston, and surrounding trade areas.

 

Property Details

 

- Building Size: 6,250 SF

- Lot Size: 38,193 SF (0.88 acres)

- Year Built: 1966

- Zoning: RETAIL TRD

- Service Areas: La Porte, Channelview, Mount Belvieu, Pasadena, Deer Park, and East Houston.

Area Overview

Mixed Use Flex Retail Warehouse Building off W Main St & SH-146, Baytown, TX. Highly visible, one lot from the corner of Hwy 146. This 6,250 SF building on a 0.88 acre lot is suitable for a wide variety of potential uses.

Benefiting from strong frontage and accessibility, the property offers consistent exposure to daily traffic. It is surrounded by established residential neighborhoods and growing commercial activity, making it an ideal location to service Baytown, La Porte, Channelview, Mont Belvieu, Port of Houston, and surrounding trade areas.

Highlights

• Immediate Occupancy: Offered vacant, providing immediate potential for an owner-user or an investor to reposition, renovate, or redevelop.
• Strategic Location: Situated at the intersection of Hwy 146 and W Main Street, near the Port of Houston and multiple oil and gas refineries.
• Versatile Configuration: Functional 6,250 SF building on a 38,193 SF lot (0.88 acres) with RETAIL TRD zoning, allowing for retail, flex, or service-oriented occupancy.
• Economic Drivers: Proximity to major petrochemical and port-driven employment hubs with easy access to regional infrastructure connecting Baytown, La Porte, Channelview, Mont Belvieu, Port of Houston, and surrounding trade areas.
• Development Upside: High probability of incentives at the city and county levels for adaptive reuse or long-term redevelopment.