Recently Sold Homes in Texas, TX

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

3-bedroom, 2-bath single-story home located in the Bellaire West subdivision. Features fresh interior paint, new countertops, and no carpet throughout the home. Functional layout with attached garage and a large backyard. Conveniently located near Beltway 8, Westpark Tollway, and Highway 59/I-69 with easy access to shopping, schools, restaurants, and major highways.

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo located in southwest Houston Braes Bend Condominiums, offers a solid layout for buyers ready to add their personal touch. With 1,014 sq ft of living space, an open living/ dining area, and a split-bedrooms floor plan for privacy, this condo offers a fireplace and a private fenced patio. The details are 2 spacious bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, kitchen with room to reimagine the layout. , an Whether you're a first-time buyer, for one level living with room to customize or an investor, this unit offers flexibility to update at your own pace and on your own budget. At a price point that leaves room in the budget for reno. Appliances included.

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

Lovely 3 BED, 2 BATH home nestled within a cul de sac, enjoy added privacy while maintaining ease of access to main area roadways. Inside you'll encounter an open layout with vaulted ceilings, a split bedroom floor plan boasting a primary suite with a large walk in closet, separate tub, shower & double vanities. The living areas feature wood floors throughout & 2 inch blinds. Large, fenced in rear yard. Schedule your showing today.

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

Ed Baum built statements, not houses. In a Dallas market increasingly defined by vertical living, this single-story modern home feels almost impossible to find. Horizontal architecture. Clean lines. Light that moves through the home as intentionally as the layout itself. A house designed not simply to impress, but to live beautifully. From the street, the home immediately sets itself apart. The covered open-air garage blurs the line between arrival and entertaining space — equally suited for two cars or an unforgettable dinner party under the glow of a Dallas evening. It is the kind of architectural detail people remember long after they leave. Inside, the home unfolds around a privat