Paso Market Walk was designed as a gathering place for residents and visitors alike, a place to convene, relax, shop, and experience the distinctive flavor of the Central Coast. The project celebrates the people of Paso Robles, from small, family-owned operations to a new generation of purveyors building their names in the region's food and wine scene. Completed in 2020, the property is anchored by an architecturally significant Victorian home re-envisioned as a standalone restaurant. Adjacent, four interconnected buildings house the public market and its curated lineup of purveyors, ending with a second full-service restaurant space. The second floors of two of the buildings hold six short-term rental units, two studios, two one-bedroom, and two two-bedroom suites, all efficiently laid out. The combination of food-and-beverage retail, lodging income, and a historic anchor building gives the asset diversity and a strong experiential draw in one of California's premier wine country destinations. Its Spring Street location offers visibility, parking and easy access just outside the core of downtown Paso Robles.