Source:
Houston Association of REALTORS
MLS#83390331
About the Property
[hidden information] Rare DOUBLE LOT in Huston Historical Heights. Quality Craftsman style home built in 1919, the front porch spans the width of the house about 38’. The house features the original fireplace & mantel, extensive woodwork, shiplap walls, 11 ft ceilings & 27 tall windows. New eat-in kitchen w/white & gold Zline appliances. Two bedrooms, sleeping porch, & bath w/appro
[hidden information] Rare DOUBLE LOT in Huston Historical Heights. Quality Craftsman style home built in 1919, the front porch spans the width of the house about 38’. The house features the original fireplace & mantel, extensive woodwork, shiplap walls, 11 ft ceilings & 27 tall windows. New eat-in kitchen w/white & gold Zline appliances. Two bedrooms, sleeping porch, & bath w/approx 6’ claw ft tub w/up dates. House & apt have separate meters. Updated: water lines, electrical, & plumbing, insulation in floors, walls, ceilings, & attic vapor barrier. New garage was built 13 years ago & The Treehouse was finished about 4 years ago: 800 sq ft, 21 windows, 12’ real tin ceilings, ship lap walls, full size kitchen, washer & dryer, king size bed, claw ft tub/shower, private deck, 2 parking places and selling completely furnished/apt. Custom furniture with a bar, radio, desk, etc
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