Step inside this beautiful FIRST FLOOR LIVING - , CORNER LOCATION, 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath + STUDY townhouse in the heart of the Museum District. Just 2 blocks from Rice University. ELEVATOR CAPABLE to all 3 levels. 5 homes in this charming community. Beautifully appointed family room with rich hardwoods and stone fireplace. Chef’s kitchen with butler’s pantry, island, stainless appliances, gas range, TWO PANTRIES and BREAKFAST NOOK. Three sets of French doors overlook the GATED COURTYARD with STREET ACCESS, offering privacy with no direct neighbors behind. Second floor has 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms. The primary suite features a LARGE SITTING AREA, a spa-like bathroom with jetted tub, walk-in shower, and double slinks and vanity space. Third floor has fourth bedroom/bath and a study w/built-ins. Paint/Carpet 2024. Unbeatable location; minutes from Rice Village, parks, cafes, and shopping, downtown, medical center. Gorgeous!
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Price
$899,000
Days Online
14 Days
Bedrooms
4
Inside Area (SqFt)
3,247 sqft
Total Baths
4
Full Baths
3
Partial Baths
1
Lot Size
N/A
Year Built
2001
MLS® Number
33661908
Status
Pending
Property Tax
$16,010
HOA/Condo/Coop Fees
$200 monthly
Sq Ft Source
Appraisal District
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Additional ParkingAuto Garage Door OpenerAutomatic Driveway GateControlled EntranceDriveway GateGarage ParkingOff Site Parking
Garage
Attached Garage
Style
GeorgianTraditional
Garage Spaces
2
Interior Features
Full Baths
3
Half Baths
1
Cooling
Central ElectricCentral GasZoned
Heating
Central ElectricCentral GasZoned
Fireplace
Freestanding
Interior
Alarm System - OwnedCrown MoldingDry BarElevator ShaftFire/Smoke AlarmFormal Entry/FoyerHigh CeilingOpen CeilingPrewired for Alarm SystemRefrigerator IncludedWindow Coverings
Appliances
Dryer IncludedElectric Dryer ConnectionFull SizeGas Dryer ConnectionsRefrigeratorWasher Included
Laundry Location
Utility Rm in House
Oven
Electric Oven
Range Type
Gas Cooktop
Bedroom Details
All Bedrooms UpEn-Suite BathPrimary Bed - 2nd FloorSitting AreaWalk-In Closet
Room Details
Breakfast RoomFormal DiningHome Office/StudyLiving Area - 1st FloorUtility Room in House
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Exterior Features
Exterior
Controlled AccessExterior Gas ConnectionFencedPatio/DeckSide Green SpaceSide Yard
Foundation
Slab
Roof
Composition
Siding
StoneStucco
Community Features
Access
Automatic GateDriveway Gate
55+ Community
No
Schools
School District
Houston
Elementary School
POE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Middle School
LANIER MIDDLE SCHOOL
High School
LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL (HOUSTON)
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