Hotel Wooten Apartments

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The historic Hotel Wooten is located in the Central Business District of Abilene, Texas. The community is along I-20 East-West and is easily accessible by Highway 84 East-West, Highways 83 and 277 North-South. Abilene is home to Dyess Air Force Base, Abilene Christian University, Hardin Simmons University, McMurry University, Hendrick Health System (hospital) and various downtown businesses. As Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Wenson has over 25 years experience in real estate ownership, development, construction management and property management. Mr. Wenson was responsible for the the historic rehabilitation and is involved in the current management of The Wooten. The Wooten's Architect has considerable historical rehabilitation experience, including spearheading the historic rehabilitation at the Windsor Hotel also in downtown Abilene, Texas. As President of ProdiGem, LLC, the management company for The Hotel Wooten, Ms. Wenson has had over 25 years of experience in property management, development and financial operations. As the Vice President of Operations, Ms. Tullock supervises the operations of The Hotel Wooten. She has 11 years of executive management experience and has been in the apartment industry for the past 8 years. Kim Dodd, Hotel Wooten As The Hotel Wooten's Community Director, Kim can answer your questions in regard to availability of both retail space and apartments at The Wooten. There has been a tremendous amount of progress made in the past several years in regard to the rejuvenation of downtown Abilene. Historic restorations to the Paramount Theatre, The Grace Museum, Compton Building, Cypress Building, Everman Park, T&P Deport, T&P Freight Warehouse and Windsor Hotel contribute to making Abilene a showpiece for the county and region. The Texas & Pacific Railroad Depot, 1101 North First Street, is located several blocks from The Hotel Wooten and is one of Abilene's most outstanding landmarks. Built in 1910, it provided passenger service until 1967. In 1994, it was restored to its 1920's appearance to serve as the home of Abilene's Convention and Visitors Bureau, Cultural Affairs Council, and Visitor Information Center. Train service is targeted to resume in Abilene and this depot is a potential stopping point for service. The Paramount Theatre, attached to the Wooten, is another of the city's most interesting landmarks. Built in 1930, this magnificent movie palace is a monument to a by-gone era in America when movie going was a chief form of entertainment for people of all ages. A month prior to the Paramount's scheduled demolition, members of the Abilene Preservation League secured the deed halting its destruction and started the Paramount Classic Film Series run by a strictly volunteer staff. A generous benefactor, who formed Paramount Theatre of Abilene, Inc, purchased the Theatre in 1986. The new owner financed its restoration that began in 1986 and was completed in 1987. We are proud to make a contribution to the display of Abilene's beautiful history and add to the numerous restorations that make a trip to the Central Business District a must. We aim to make living at the historic Hotel Wooten just as unforgettable.