The Silver Slipper

The historic Silver Slipper site in Houston's Frenchtown neighborhood is offered for $250,000. Built in 1951, this 2,145 SF single-story building sits on a 15,733 SF lot and represents the legendary cornerstone of Houston's Zydeco music scene. The property offers rare redevelopment potential in a recognized cultural district near Fifth Ward and Downtown Houston, with increasing investment activity reshaping the surrounding area.

Located on Crane Street with proximity to major transportation corridors, the asset appeals to investors, developers, and owner-users seeking to own a piece of Houston history while capitalizing on neighborhood revitalization. The immediate trade area (0.25 miles) supports 334 households with an average income of $51,816 and average home value of $387,837. Within a half-mile radius, the demographics expand to 1,233 households and 3,241 residents, while the one-mile radius encompasses 4,003 households and 10,313 residents with an average household income of $47,936.

The property's cultural significance and strategic location position it for retail, cultural venue, mixed-use, or residential redevelopment. Frenchtown's recognition as a cultural district, combined with ongoing investment in the Fifth Ward area and proximity to Downtown Houston, creates a compelling opportunity for value-add development.