First Montrose Commons Historic District, TX homes for sale & real estate

First Montrose Commons Historic District, TX Homes for Sale

Step into this beautifully updated residence that effortlessly marries historic charm with modern living. Boasting three inviting bedrooms, including two luxurious primary suites, this stunning property is a haven of comfort. Rich, hardwood floors and elegant 1920s-style tiles in the kitchen and bathrooms exude sophistication. Custom tile work in each bathroom and high ceilings with intricate crown molding add to the home's grandeur. The generous back deck is perfect for entertaining, while the oversized detached carport provides convenient parking. Efficiency is key with a tankless water heater and stylish brushed nickel finishes. Experience this exceptional bungalow in Houston's premier H

First Montrose Commons Historic District, TX Homes for Sale

Discover the perfect harmony of historic charm and contemporary style in this striking home tucked on a scenic corner lot. This residence is a masterful blend of classic elegance, offering a living experience that’s both timeless and sophisticated. The family room, adjacent to the kitchen, invites relaxation with its cozy atmosphere and direct access to outdoor spaces, making it ideal for both quiet evenings and lively gatherings. Upstairs, the serene primary suite features a spacious bedroom and a luxurious en-suite bathroom. The additional bedrooms and bathrooms are designed with an eye for both comfort and style, providing ample space for everyone. The third floor offers a flexible

First Montrose Commons Historic District, TX Homes for Sale

Dynamic unique Mid-Century Building with large parking lot. 7 total units. 4 updated studio/efficiency apartments (500 Est. square ft each). 2 large lower units currently utilized as retail, each with 2 baths and w/ d connections (est. 4000 square ft total). 1 unit used at workshop/Owner storage (est. 1000 square feet). All electric. Individually metered. Owner pays water and dumpster. Historic First Montrose Commons on the edge of Midtown. Building is non-contributing structure. Property goes corner to corner from W. Alabama St. to Sul Ross.