Vintage homes for sale & real estate in Amarillo, TX

Vintage Home for sale in Amarillo, TX:

Experience the pinnacle of comfort and luxury in this stunning 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home located in the sought after neighborhood of Wolflin. This residence offers a perfect blend of elegant design and modern amenities, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Upon entering the home, you are greeted by the beautiful formal living room and dining area. From there you will find the kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances and custom cabinetry. Enjoy a simple meal in the breakfast area with a great view of the beautifully landscaped backyard. The master bedroom with ensuite master bathroom provides comfort for all. With a large double vanity, spa-like soaking tub and walk in shower, yo

Vintage Home for sale in Amarillo, TX:

This charming home features a stylishly updated main house with 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, and a modern kitchen and bathroom. An detached 1-bedroom apartment with a 3/4 bath offers the perfect setup for a mother-in-law suite, guest quarters, or space for a college student. According to the seller, 2020 updates include: interior and exterior paint, carpet, water heater, kitchen cabinets, windows, tile flooring, gas and sewer lines, HVAC system, roof, fence, and a gas stove. Don't miss this move-in ready gem—schedule your showing today!

Vintage Home for sale in Amarillo, TX:

Charming, vintage home in Pleasant Valley. The kitchen and bathroom have been completely updated and the house has been freshly painted on the inside. This home is perfect for a young family. The house sits on a double lot and has an extra large, under ground tornado shelter with two entrances. The yard is fenced and there is a large storage shed.

Vintage Home for sale in Amarillo, TX:

Located in the prestigious Plemons-Eakle Historic District, 1620 South Tyler Street is a distinguished residence listed as a High Contributing Property on the National Register of Historic Places. This home is a striking blend of Mediterranean and Prairie architectural styles, featuring a symmetrical brown-brick façade, Ludowici clay tile roof, and refined decorative details that reflect its historic significance. The manicured lawn, mature trees—including two pecans—and a stamped concrete driveway that echoes the charm of Amarillo's historic brick streets create an inviting first impression. The driveway leads through a graceful porte cochere to a two-story carriage hous