Some saddle-up bric-a-brac remains on the exterior of the former Harwin Western Wear store on Navigation, a few blocks south of the original Ninfa’s. The 1935 retail-residential property contains a few apartments plus more living quarters in the converted attic. Located on the corner of N. Palmer St., the partially painted brick-and-board (and barbed wire) structure with awnings is across from a parking lot, a light-industrial building, and a vacant lot. A Metro bus stop sign sits right out front. The new listing, $200,000, offers no interior photos — but plenty of peeks at the exterior and environs:
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The mixed-use property sends a mixed message; a cheery paint job at curbside meets up with barred windows and chain-link fencing. Plus, there appears to be a sculptural body hanging above the old hitchin’ post. Somewhere in the 3,708-sq.-ft. property, there are 4 bedrooms (master downstairs) and 4 full baths.
Here’s a neighbor, catty-corner from the property:
Downtown is just a short drive away from the 3,400-sq.-ft. lot. Settegast Park is 3 blocks south; the path of Metro’s East End rail line on Harrisburg Blvd. is a block or 2 beyond that, with the stops at Bastrop (BBVA Compass Stadium) and York 4 blocks (and more months) away in each direction.
- 3101 Navigation Blvd. [HAR]
4 Comments
Weird
Seriously Ms Realtor!?
Think you have enough pictures of power lines, power poles and painted curbs?
lol at red and white brick that just kind of.. stops halfway.
Looks like a fire hazard.