218 W Main Street

A rare opportunity to own one of Stroud’s most recognizable historic landmarks, located on iconic Historic Route 66. Constructed in 1922 by master tinsmith William Alfred Mensch, this approximately 3,500-square-foot commercial building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and recognized as the only surviving unaltered early twentieth-century stone commercial building in Stroud. More than $100,000 has been invested in thoughtfully restoring and modernizing the property while preserving its historic character. Features include the original sandstone facade, carved “1922” stonework, restored pressed tin ceiling, reclaimed brick accents, stained concrete floors, expansive storefront display windows, historic-inspired lighting, three independent HVAC systems, newer roof, full ADA accessibility, commercial kitchen, and ADA-compliant multi-stall restrooms. The $425,000 offering includes the real estate plus the Venue 1922 business package, including the Venue 1922 name, logo, website, branding, furnishings, decor, tables, chairs, kitchen equipment, and other venue-related assets, creating a true turnkey opportunity. Currently operating as Venue 1922, the property is well suited for weddings, receptions, corporate events, birthdays, private gatherings, and community celebrations. The flexible layout also supports boutique retail, restaurant, brewery, wine bar, coffee shop, art gallery, professional offices, specialty retail, or mixed-use redevelopment. Commercial properties with this level of history, architectural integrity, modern functionality, and Route 66 exposure rarely become available. Whether continuing Venue 1922 or creating something entirely new, this landmark offers the chance to own a lasting piece of Oklahoma history.