$14,988,950

Available for acquisition are these three historic properties; 210 Moody & 2029 Strand (The 1866 Jockusch Building), 2021 Strand (EB Nichols Building, The Inn on the Strand), 2015 Strand (The 1894 JD Rogers Building, The Trolley Station).

The three buildings along the famous Strand in Galveston combine for almost 45,000 square feet of air conditioned space.

Here is an aerial view of the property in center frame with the Gulf of Mexico in the background.

From this angle, the three structures for sale which face the green park are located just a few blocks away from Galveston Bay.

This is the main entrance into 2015 Strand, The 1894 JD Rogers Building, The Trolley Station.

The Atrium in the Trolley Station, the 1894 JD Rogers Building.

The Atrium in the Trolley Station with its famous skylight casting an abundance of natural light into the atrium of the 1894 JD Rogers Building.

Here you will find the Trolley Station Ballroom, 1894 JD Rogers Building which is being utilized for wedding venues, corporate events and more.

This is a view from the Trolley Station balcony overlooking the Strand.

Another view of the Trolley Station Ballroom.

This is a view of the second floor Trolley Station with the Ballroom sitting on the other side of the double volume atrium

The bar at the Trolley Station Ballroom

This is the Lafitte Room in the Trolley Station, formely Zan's Restaurant, JD Rogers Building

Private patio of the Lafitte Room.

The Trolley Station skylight in the atrium.

The Trolley Station skylight in the atrium with the main entry into the Trolley Station Building.

Here you will find the Office of the Inn on the Strand, The 1857 EB Nichols Building.

Another view of the Office of the Inn on the Strand.

A view looking down to the private patio of the Office of the Inn on the Strand.

A view of the Office of the Inn on the Strand from the threshold of the patio.

The main common of the Inn on the Strand

The living area of the Inn on the Strand with 6 private room available for short term rental.

The Inn on the Strand room #3

The Inn on the Strand room #2

The Inn on the Strand room #1

The Inn on the Strand room #4

Hubcap Grill, Previously Harborside Mercantile, Bistro LeCroy, 1894 JD Rogers Building, The Trolley Station

The interior of the Hubcap Grill, Previously Harborside Mercantile, Bistro LeCroy, 1894 JD Rogers Building, The Trolley Station

The interior of the Hubcap Grill, Previously Harborside Mercantile, Bistro LeCroy, 1894 JD Rogers Building, The Trolley Station

A Pirate's Life, previously Couteux Couture, 1894 JD Rogers Building, The Trolley Station

The interior of the retail store A Pirate's Life, previously Couteux Couture, 1894 JD Rogers Building, The Trolley Station

Mysticatz, previously Milagro, 1857 EB Nichols Building, The Inn on the Strand

The interior of the retail store Mysticatz, previously Milagro, 1857 EB Nichols Building, The Inn on the Strand

Amy Lane, 1866 Jockusch Building, 210 Moody, 2029 Strand

The interior of the retail store Amy Lane, 1866 Jockusch Building, 210 Moody, 2029 Strand

Heaven and Earth, 1866 Jockusch Building, 210 Moody, 2029 Strand

The interior of the retail store Heaven and Earth, 1866 Jockusch Building, 210 Moody, 2029 Strand

Eyemacy, 1866 Jockusch Building, 210 Moody, 2029 Strand

The interior of the retail store Eyemacy, 1866 Jockusch Building, 210 Moody, 2029 Strand

Side elevation of the 1866 Jockusch Building, 210 Moody, 2029 Strand

The main entrance into the Buccaneer Room, Maceo Bakery entrance, The Jockusch Building

The 1866 Jockusch Building entrance

Retail or office space opportunity, previously a Realtor and Investment Office

The Jockusch Building common area, Antique Toledo scale added to building by the Maceo's in the 1920's

The Maceo Bakery, 1920's antique bar moved from a Chicago speakeasy - Previous names for the Chicago bar are "Jolly's" and "Johnny K's", used in the filming of the television show "Crime Story" from 1986-1988

The Maceo Bakery, 1920's antique bar moved from a Chicago speakeasy - Previous names for the Chicago bar are "Jolly's" and "Johnny K's", used in the filming of the television show "Crime Story" from 1986-1988

The Jockusch Building wraparound balcony overlooking 21st Street and the Strand

The Buccaneer Room, 1866 Jockusch Building, painted beams from the demolished Buccaneer Hotel

The Buccaneer Room, 1866 Jockusch Building, painted beams from the demolished Buccaneer Hotel

Here is a view of The Strand from View from the Jockusch Building balcony with the Commerce Building on the opposite corner of the intersection of The Strand and Moody.