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Belmont was established in the 1840's as a stopping place for stagecoaches going from Gonzales to Seguin. By the 1850's, Belmont had 3 saloons, 2 hotels, 3 stores & 2 blacksmith shops. It also had a barbershop & the Stagecoach Stop! The spacious home was thought to have been the William Beaty Public Home (or Belmont INN) in 1861. It was the Stagecoach Stop where breakfast was served each morning. The William Beaty Public Home once consisted of just 2 rooms. In 1933, considerable renovations & repairs were made to the now conjoined homes. The Stagecoach stopped because cars were soon invented, but the building still stands offering a great commercial opportunity rich w history. The adjoining mercantile building is known as the Rather building & is full side stone & stucco with metal roof & concrete flooring. The historic fireplace, offers a serene setting for guests to gather. Electricity & plumbing in place & excellent space for a commercial business w apt road frontage & loading dock.
Courtesy of Schmidt Ranches & Realty
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