Texas Hill Country music venue the 11th Street Cowboy Bar is on the sales block, signifying the end of founder James McGroarty’s reign over the location.
In a news release, McGroarty cited health problems as the main reason for the sale.
Housed in an old, wood-framed building in nearby Bandera, Texas, the 11th Street Cowboy Bar was founded in 2006. It’s since become known for its family-friendly atmosphere and live music, featuring musical acts from the Texas Hill Country and beyond.
The half acre property, located at 305 11th Street in Bandera, is listed for nearly $1.5 million.
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