This one- story, one-part brick commercial block is divided into three storefronts as distinguished by its three brick parapets and articulated brick facades. This section of the property is available.

The size and design of the parapets gives the building a modes Mission Revival stylistic quality. If features a full width wood canopy supported by tie rods attached to star-shaped medallions. Window are fixed, storefront plate glass. This grouping of stores fronts represents a good local example of a one-part commercial block building, a common vernacular form in Rio Grande City during the 20th century. The building includes three storefronts, each of which has a pedimented parapet and a recessed entrance and angled display windows. Relatively minor alteration, such as covering transom windows above the storefronts detract minimally from the building's integrity.