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c. 1875 Victorian
Calvert, Texas 77837
Historic home on half acre
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19th century charm, 21st century comfort within an easy daily commute to world-famous Texas A&M University.
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19th century charm, 21st century comfort
Enjoy the low-stress life of a small town in this comfortable, attractive historic home that combines sought-after period features with modern convenience. It has three bedrooms and two baths, a modern kitchen, large living and dining areas, a huge sun porch, and more, in about 2,300 sq ft.Among its conveniences are modern kitchen appliances, including double electric oven, gas cook top, and dishwasher; central heat and air; available high-speed internet and satellite TV. A new roof with PolarPly sheathing was installed in 2006 and period box gutters were re-lined.
Abundant period features include 13-ft ceilings in the main living areas and hardwood floors. Outside, huge live oaks shade a large patio, and two porches provide ample space to enjoy the evenings. A renovated carriage house has space for two cars and large, open upstairs storage. The large lot offers plenty of opportunity for the gardener.
Located in one of the state’s largest historic districts, this home is within easy daily commuting distance to Bryan/College Station, home of world famous Texas A&M University and many other major employers.
Archived in March, 2013
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