An exceptional property inside and out. Carefully expanded and updated with attention to detail and original style, this 1934 home is a fine example of Tudor in the American tradition situated on an 18,621 (HCAD) square foot lot in Old Braeswood. Many original and antique features have been preserved or added; mahogany windows, original wood floors, some plaster walls, leaded and stained glass, cedar trim and cherry cabinetry. The wine cellar with dedicated refrigeration holds 1129 bottles on racks with case space for 200 more. Three arched French doors lead to a stunning side porch off the family room, steps away from the summer kitchen. Above the three-car garage is a two-bedroom apartment with outdoor deck, full kitchen, bath, w/d and living space. It is embellished by a leaded beveled glass bay window from a turn of the century church in Pasadena. Lush landscaping enhances several garden areas. Location is superior with proximity to the Medical Center, Downtown and Rice. Per Seller
| Room | Level | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Bedroom | Second | 14 × 14 |
| Primary Bedroom | Second | 16 × 15 |
| Family Room | First | 19 × 19 |
| Utility Room | Second | 10 × 8 |
| Game Room | Third | 32 × 15 |
| Kitchen | First | 20 × 13 |
| Bedroom | Second | 16 × 13 |
| Bedroom | Second | 14 × 13 |
| Sunroom | First | 15 × 10 |
| Living Room | First | 23 × 14 |
| Breakfast | First | 10 × 9 |
| · | First | 12.5 × 11 |
| Sunroom | Second | 15 × 10 |
| Dining Room | First | 20 × 14 |