2607 Cason St., West University Place: With classic Southern architecture, this 1984 home boasts mahogany double-pane front doors that open to refinished hardwoods, wainscoting and high ceilings. The interior has designated formal spaces that feature alongside a family room with built-ins and a wet bar that connect to formal dining and living rooms. Privacy is maintained through second floor bedrooms, and the home features a backyard with a large patio, green space, pecan trees and room for pool rounds. 4 bed, 3 full and 1 half bath/3,038 sq. ft. Sold for $947,001-$1,082,000 on May 18. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)
2607 Cason St., West University Place: With classic Southern architecture, this 1984 home boasts mahogany double-pane front doors that open to refinished hardwoods, wainscoting and high ceilings. The interior has designated formal spaces that feature alongside a family room with built-ins and a wet bar that connect to formal dining and living rooms. Privacy is maintained through second floor bedrooms, and the home features a backyard with a large patio, green space, pecan trees and room for pool rounds. 4 bed, 3 full and 1 half bath/3,038 sq. ft. Sold for $947,001-$1,082,000 on May 18. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)
2510 McClendon St., Houston: A custom-built Southgate home with elevator capability, formals and oversized living areas, this home additionally features a wood-paneled study with 18-foot beamed ceilings off an entryway. A family room in the home that sits adjacent to a formal dining room and kitchen offers a fireplace with a stone mantle along with French doors that open to a covered patio. A gourmet kitchen is also equipped with SS Bosch appliances, an island with storage, a walk-in pantry and a breakfast bar. 4 bed, 3 full and 1 half bath/5,309 sq. ft. Sold for $1,242,001-$1,425,000 on May 28. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)4035 Tartan Lane, Houston: A contemporary home newly built in 2021 close to Karl Young Park, Texas Medical Center, downtown, the Galleria, and NRG Stadium, this home’s front doors open to a wrought iron staircase. The main floor features a private office that has large windows viewing the neighborhood, and in addition features a chef’s kitchen with luxury finishes such as quartz countertops and backsplash, fire clay farmhouse sink, lighting sconces and custom vent hood that opens to living, breakfast and dining rooms. The primary bathroom is equipped with a rain shower, marble countertops, Italian porcelain floors and large closet. 5 bed, 4 full and 2 half bath/5,251 sq. ft. Sold for $1,638,001-$1,888,000 on May 28. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)6106 Claridge Drive, Houston: With four bedrooms upstairs and a separate office on the first floor, this contemporary home built in 1974 features a host of amenities, including a dining room combo area with vinyl flooring and a fireplace in the family room with flanking floating shelves. The kitchen, meanwhile, is lined with quartz countertops, and the home’s master suite features an en-suite spa bath with dual quartz vanities, an open walk-in shower and a soaking tub. 4 bed, 2 full and 1 half bath/2,342 sq. ft. Sold for $285,001-$325,000 on May 17. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)5102 Pocahontas St., Bellaire: Featured is a ranch-style home located in the heart of Bellaire on a wide, quiet street with an abundance of trees and within walking distance to Condit Elementary School, Bellaire High School, Bellaire Recreation Center, a library, a police station and more. It features a new gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances, a large island with seating and a family room lined with a wall of windows leading out to a flagstone patio. 4 bed, 3 full bath/2,814 sq. ft. Sold for $717,001-$827,000 on May 14. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)
Homes that sold in May in the Bellaire-Meyerland-West University Place area included ranch-style, contemporary and brand-new homes along with an approximately $1 million classic Southern style home built in 1984 that features double-pane front doors that open to refinished hardwoods and high ceilings.
View the highlighted homes this month in the gallery above.
Hunter Marrow came to Community Impact Newspaper in January 2020. Before that, Hunter covered local news in Ontario, OR for three years, covering municipal issues, crime, and education across Malheur County and across the border into Idaho.
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