Circa 1888, this remarkable Victorian estate is believed to have been built for Charles F. Rhode, a successful cigar manufacturer and prominent Galveston businessman. Rich with history and architectural character, the residence is believed to have ties to renowned architect Alfred Muller and features a dramatic staircase with the original "Four Seasons" stained glass stairwell window, soaring ceilings and exceptional craftsmanship throughout. Situated on two lots, the property offers a pool, two carriage houses and a brick outdoor entertaining area with custom fireplace that has served as the backdrop for countless memorable gatherings. Recent updates include a new roof, full-house Generac generator, renovated primary bath, updated lighting, exterior paint, and renovations to both carriage houses. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Galveston's history in the Lost Bayou Historic District.
| Room | Level | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Bedroom | Second | 17 × 13 |
| Bath | Second | · |
| Bedroom | Second | · |
| Primary Bedroom | Second | · |
| Garage Apartment | · | · |
| · | First | 18 × 20 |
| Bedroom | Second | · |
| Bath | First | · |
| Kitchen | First | 23 × 13 |
| · | First | 13 × 17 |
| Den | First | 17 × 23 |
| Guest w/Kitchen | Second | · |
| Bath |
| Second |
| · |
| Dining Room | First | 13 × 20 |
| Primary Bath | Second | · |
| Bedroom | Second | 17 × 13 |
| Bedroom | Second | 17 × 13 |