550 Lupin Street, Bellaire: A one of a kind home with French inspired elevation, this new home features an open floor plan filled with natural light and custom features, including a custom linear gas fireplace, a kitchen that houses Viking appliances, as well as a separate catering kitchen, and a side wet bar to give options for entertaining guests. Additionally, it features a home office, cantilevered metal staircase, and an elevator. 4 bed, 4 full, 1 half bath/4,280 sq. ft. Sold for $1,425,001-$1,638,000 on June 10. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)
550 Lupin Street, Bellaire: A one of a kind home with French inspired elevation, this new home features an open floor plan filled with natural light and custom features, including a custom linear gas fireplace, a kitchen that houses Viking appliances, as well as a separate catering kitchen, and a side wet bar to give options for entertaining guests. Additionally, it features a home office, cantilevered metal staircase, and an elevator. 4 bed, 4 full, 1 half bath/4,280 sq. ft. Sold for $1,425,001-$1,638,000 on June 10. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)
2307 Southgate Boulevard, Houston: A brick cottage with construction all the way in 1940, this home features a formal living and dining room plus a large family room. A large kitchen features quartz countertops, double oven and gas range, while also featuring two bedrooms and two updated bathrooms downstairs, one featuring an en-suite bathroom with travertine shower, while two rooms upstairs can be used as bedrooms, offices, workout spaces or playrooms. 4 bed, 3 full baths/2,219 sq. ft. Sold for $717,001-$827,000 on June 11. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)3007 Norris Drive, Houston: A mid-century ranch style home located in Knollwood Village, minutes from locations such as the Texas Medical Center, NRG Stadium, West University Place and The Galleria, it features a newly remodeled kitchen with Viking appliances, a marble-look polished tile, original hardwoods, a brand new HVAC system, a gas water heater, a recently installed roof, electrical that has been brought up to code, recessed lighting, a whole home surge protector, as well as a two car garage with auto openers. 3 bed, 2 full baths/1,681 sq. ft. Sold for $482,001-$552,000 on June 25. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)5475 Beechnut Street, Houston: A remodeled 1959 home, this traditional home features a host of offerings including an upgraded pool, leaded glass door and windows, remodeled kitchen with granite counters and subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and a stainless steel sink, as well as a brushed nickel faucet and hardware. Bamboo floors line the house, while tile lines the kitchen. The house features an open floor plan that has a brick fireplace with gas logs, a French door to a covered patio, and a remodeled guest bathroom. 3 bed, 2 full baths/2,305 sq. ft. Sold for $420,001-$482,000 on June 8. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)3920 Oberlin Street, West University Place: First built in 1990, this traditional home located in the heart of West University Place and located near Huffington Park, Whole Foods, and more, has been remodeled with new windows, floors, and a totally remodeled kitchen and baths. The four bedrooms are also all updated with the primary suite remodeled as the main central point of the home. In addition, a new third floor game room offers casual space that could be used as a home gym, media room, or playroom. Meanwhile the backyard comes complete with a deck with built-in seating, fire pit, stone patio, and a large turfed yard with minimal maintenance. 4 bed, 2 full and 1 half bath/3,477 sq. ft. Sold for $1,242,001-$1,425,000 on June 10. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)
Homes that sold in June in the Bellaire-Meyerland-West University Place area included mid-century ranch homes, remodeled cottage homes located near Houston’s Museum District, and a brand new French-inspired home in Bellaire featuring elevation and enough space to entertain guests.
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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