Commercial · Texas · Alpine, Texas
For Sale · Special Purpose · 5,290 SF ·
The Morning Star Estate pairs historic Alpine charm with established income potential just blocks from downtown. Set across seven lots, the property combines a beautifully preserved 1913 main house with a fully separate, renovated duplex, creating a turnkey opportunity for multigenerational living, extended family, or a proven rental portfolio.
The main house offers roughly 2,050 square feet of Alpine history, with three bedrooms, two baths, renovated kitchen and bathrooms, high ceilings, hardwood floors, mahogany trim, and original architectural details throughout. The adjacent duplex, The Morning Star Stables, adds approximately 1,620 square feet across two independent, fully furnished residences, each with updated kitchens, baths, and mini-split heating and cooling.
Located just two blocks from the Brewster County Courthouse and the historic Holland Hotel on Alpine's main thoroughfare, the property benefits from strong visibility and walkable access to dining, shopping, and music venues. The estate is currently operated as a mix of short- and long-term rentals and is considered one of Alpine's more desirable, well-appointed stays. Rental income history is available for qualified buyers, and most furnishings, decor, linens, and operational items convey with the sale for a near turnkey transition. Legacy Broker Group represents the seller.
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Property Details
| Building Class | C |
|---|---|
| No. Stories | 1 |
| Year Built | 1980 per official facts (narrative states main house built 1913 — discrepancy noted above) |
| Price Per SF | $161.63 |
| Main House ("The Morning Star") | ~2,050 SF, 3 bed/2 bath, built 1913, renovated kitchen/baths, commercial double oven and griddle |
| Duplex ("The Morning Star Stables") | ~1,620 SF, 2 fully furnished independent units, each with mini-split HVAC, updated kitchens/baths |
| Lot Configuration | Spans 7 lots total, offering room for expansion |
| Location | 2 blocks from Brewster County Courthouse and the historic Holland Hotel, on Alpine's main thoroughfare |
Property Highlights
- Historic 1913 main house paired with a fully separate, renovated duplex
- Estate spans 7 lots, offering room for future expansion
- Currently operated as a mix of short- and long-term rentals
- Two blocks from the Brewster County Courthouse and historic Holland Hotel
- Main house features original hardwood floors, mahogany trim, and vintage architectural details
- Duplex includes two fully furnished, independent units ideal for rental income
- Most furnishings, decor, linens, and operational items convey with the sale
- Rental income history available for qualified buyers
- Strong walkability and visibility on Alpine's main thoroughfare
Location
Approximate location. Boundary lines are for illustration only and are not a survey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How big is The Morning Star Estate?
The building totals 5,290 square feet spanning seven lots across approximately 1.08 acres in Alpine.
What structures are included at The Morning Star?
The property includes a 1913 main house of roughly 2,050 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths, and a separate renovated duplex of approximately 1,620 square feet with two fully furnished units.
Where is The Morning Star Estate located in Alpine?
The property is located at 405 W Avenue E in Alpine, Texas, two blocks from the Brewster County Courthouse and the historic Holland Hotel on the main thoroughfare.
Is The Morning Star currently generating income?
Yes, it is currently operated as a mix of short- and long-term rentals. Rental income history is available for qualified buyers.
Do the furnishings convey with the sale?
Yes, most furnishings, decor, linens, kitchenware, and operational items convey with the sale for a near turnkey transition.
Is there room for expansion at The Morning Star?
Yes, the estate spans seven lots, leaving room for additional guest accommodations, outdoor space, or further development, subject to local approvals.
What is Brewster County known for?
Brewster County is known for its vast desert landscapes, Big Bend country, and as the largest county by area in Texas. Alpine serves as the county seat and a gateway to the region's recreation and culture.
What is the walkability like around The Morning Star in Alpine?
The property sits two blocks from the Brewster County Courthouse and the historic Holland Hotel, with walkable access to downtown Alpine's dining, shopping, and music venues.
What are the architectural features of the main house?
The main house features original hardwood floors, mahogany trim, high ceilings, and vintage architectural details dating to 1913. The kitchen and bathrooms have been renovated, and the house includes a commercial double oven and griddle.
What amenities does The Morning Star Stables duplex include?
The duplex includes two independent, fully furnished units, each with updated kitchens, baths, and mini-split heating and cooling systems.
How is The Morning Star Estate offered for sale?
The property is offered through Legacy Broker Group by listing agents Traci Frasier and Richmond Frasier.
What makes Alpine a desirable location in Far West Texas?
Alpine is the cultural and commercial hub of Far West Texas, offering access to the Chihuahuan Desert, Big Bend National Park, and a vibrant arts and music scene anchored by Sul Ross State University.
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