109 W Walnut Street is a historic brick building in downtown Denton, about a block from the historic Denton Square. Its red brick front, large divided windows and faded painted wall lettering above give the building a distinctive, well established presence on the block.
The storefront meets the sidewalk directly, with glass windows and doors opening straight from the street into the main interior. That close connection makes the building easy to find and practical for businesses that welcome customers, clients or visitors on foot.
Inside is a large open volume suited to a range of uses, from showroom or studio space to a casual office. Exposed wood joists and beams run overhead, carried on wood posts through the room, and painted and exposed brick walls add warmth and texture. Tall front windows and a high band of clerestory windows bring natural light into the space.
A raised wood floored section and a stair along the brick wall give the otherwise open floor some separation, allowing one area for gathering or display and another for day to day work. Small partitioned rooms near the front provide a place for a private office, storage or support functions without breaking up the openness of the main room.
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The building has an open concept interior with exposed wood structure, brick walls and support posts through the main room. A raised wood floored section and small partitioned rooms near the front allow for separate work or support areas within the open plan.
It is a single story brick storefront with large windows and entry doors facing the sidewalk. Customers and visitors come directly in from the street without passing through a shared lobby or corridor.
The building is in downtown Denton, about a block from the historic Denton Square, with nearby shops, restaurants and civic buildings within an easy walk.