319 Lipscomb St
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Property For Lease
Highlights
- Multiple expansive executive office with private restrooms
- Welcoming reception area with branding opportunities
- Room for amenities such as bocce ball, yoga, or cornhole
- Generous conference spaces and executive board room
- Historic ceilings, original doors, antique glass and original chalkboards
- Property is not for sale. Lease only.
Property Overview
The former corporate headquarters of Williamson-Dickie Manufacturing Company, 319 Lipscomb is the oldest standing school building in Tarrant County, and one of the only school buildings available for office leasing in Texas. The property, located just south of downtown Fort Worth, was listed to the National Register in 1983 for its architectural significance and its association with the history of public education in Fort Worth. Originally constructed in 1892, and expanded in 1910, the building was home to Stephen F. Austin Elementary School until 1977. Famed golfer Ben Hogan and actress Ginger Rogers both attended the school. The schoolhouse was built with a Romanesque Revival style and features red brick trimmed in white limestone. The building is symmetrical with large arches framing the recessed entries, features original hardwoods throughout the space, antique glass, wainscoting and six-panel doors. The site is truly a structure of its time. Williamson-Dickie purchased the school in 1980, and converted the closed schoolhouse into its corporate headquarters. The now 21,548-square-foot, two-story office building features large executive offices, conference rooms, a large kitchen, ample parking, walkable green space, and all the amenities that the modern tenant needs in today’s world.
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