Peanut Butter Warehouse originally built in 1884-1900: by the George B. Dobson Cotton Pickery. Commissioned in 1912-1943 by Walker-Smith Wholesale Grocery, the building was used to store coffee beans, candy, and peanut butter. It notably survived the Great Storm of 1900. Later updated in 2008 as condos. After operating as a grocery warehouse and later a furniture warehouse, the Peanut Butter Warehouse has become a unique Galveston Island landmark located in the heart of downtown between the Strand and the cruise terminals at the corner of 20th and Harborside. Units have tall ceilings with exposed wood. Updated windows and bathrooms. kitchen has granite countertops stainless appliances and lots of cabinet space. One bedroom one bath with large living space. Balcony Terrace. Private Entry. Elevator. Off street parking available for a fee. Walking distance to everything in the Downtown District. Restaurants, gallery's bars and Entertainment.
Property Type(s):
Rental Properties
SCHOOLS
| Elementary School |
Gisd Open Enroll |
| Jr. High School |
Gisd Open Enroll |
| High School |
Ball High School |
Additional Details
| AIR |
Ceiling Fan(s), Electric |
| AIR CONDITIONING |
Yes |
| APPLIANCES |
Dishwasher, Disposal, Double Oven, Dryer, Electric Range, Refrigerator |
| AREA |
33 |
| HEAT |
Natural Gas |
| INTERIOR |
Granite Counters, Pantry, Smart Thermostat |
| LOT |
10319 sq ft |
| LOT DESCRIPTION |
Corner Lot |
| SEWER |
Public Sewer |
| STORIES |
1 |
| STYLE |
Traditional |
| SUBDIVISION |
Peanut Butter Warehouse Harbor |
| UTILITIES |
Cable Available |
| WATER |
Public |
Location
Listed with Latitude 29 Group
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