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240 S Commercial St Goliad, TX 77963

Historic Name: Maetze Bank

About This Property

This red brick building has a lively facade in Italian Gothic Revival style. On the ground floor, the central bay has two slender rectangular openings separated by a cast iron post stamped with the name of the manufacturer, Koken Iron Works, St. Louis. According to a 1900 Sanborn Map, the building did not have a canopy or awning over the sidewalk; by 1906, it had been added. The first floor was a bank with a second floor residence in 1896. From 1942 to the 1960s both were residences.

Year Built: 1896

Get in Touch	Keli Miller 361-645-3454 keli.miller@goliadtx.net
Building Size	4,508 (sq ft)
Zoning	C-1 Commercial
Historic Designations	• Not individually listed on the National Register • Located in a National Register District (Contributing) • Not located in a Local District • Not a Local Landmark • Eligible for Historic Tax Credits

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Property Information
Address	240 S Commercial St Goliad, TX 77963
Zoning Uses Allowed	General retail, service, and office uses, along with residential uses on the upper floors above a business use. Bed and breakfasts are permitted by right. Hotels and motels require a conditional use permit.
Lot Size (acres)	0.1100
Official Sq Ft	4,508
Commercial Units	1
Commercial Sq Ft	4,508
Year Built	1896
Last Sale Date	October 30th, 2015
Parcel Number	2016
Legal Description	GOLIAD SURV F BLK 4 PT LT 6 IMP
Located Within	National Register Historic District Main Street District DTTX Search Area

Survey Recommendations
Survey Recommendations	Not Individually Eligible

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