Houston Chronicle

Old-school charm in Historic District

1749 South Blvd., Houston: $2,399,000 Many original features in this 1929 home

- By Emily Moore

Built in 1929, this Colonial Georgian brick home was designed by architect Joseph Northrop. The five- or six-bedroom and four-and-a-half bathroom home is set on a spacious corner lot on tree-lined South Boulevard in the prestigiou­s Historic District.

There are many original features, starting in the grand foyer with a six-paneled wood door surrounded by custom woodwork and moldings, wrought-iron lantern light and curved wroughtiro­n railing.

A spacious living room with an eye-catching fireplace features an ornate pink Georgian marble mantle. There is also a large den and a game room.

The handsome study/ library features walls of built-in cabinets and shelves, crown molding and large windows.

The original porch was converted to a spacious first-floor game room/ sun room and features a tile floor and built-in cabinets. The rear of the home features many windows with charming wood grid. Bedrooms: 5 Bathrooms: 4 full, 1 half Agent: Amy Bernstein, Bernstein Realty, 713-8821166

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Bernstein Realty Built in 1929, this Georgian Colonial home is timeless and elegant.
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The original porch was converted to a spacious firstfloor game room/sun room.
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This elegant home is situated on a spacious corner lot.

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