The Haynie Building was built in 1882 by the Haynie family as a bank/hotel. In the 1940's the second floor was build out for the Llano County Hospital. In 1891 Apache Indians shot at Betty Haynie as she stood in the doorway on the corner of Main & Ford. Lucky for Betty, they missed! There are 2 spaces on the 1st floor available for rent. The "old flower shop" is actually 2 spaces with 2 addresses (721 & 723 Ford Street). Both spaces have bathrooms. The space on the left (721 Ford) or the Gio's Italian Restaurant side has a 2nd floor. The other 1st floor retail space (719 Ford) was previously used as a kayak store. A radio station occupied 2,000SF of the 2nd floor for many years. They moved out last year and their space is available for lease. Currently available for lease is 4,000 square feet +- on the 2nd floor overlooking the Historic Llano County Courthouse Square. The space will be totally restored to its original grandeur. Arguably, the best view of the Llano County Courthouse on the square. The Haynie Building is one of the most beautiful buildings in Llano, Texas. Llano is the crown jewel of the Texas Hill Country!