Take a look at Heights-River Oaks-Montrose homes sold in September

823 Rutland St., Houston: This custom build from 2011 was inspired by Prairie-style architecture with a low-pitched roof and spacious front porch. 5 bed, 3.5 bath / 3,456 square feet. Sold for $1,242,001-$1,425,000 on Sept. 23. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)

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By Matt Dulin | 4:04 PM Oct 8, 2020 CDT | Updated 4:04 PM Oct 8, 2020 CDT

Image description — 2406 Waugh Drive, Houston: This 1920s Craftsman-style bungalow has received a modern update with energy-efficient windows, gourmet kitchen, dual HVAC systems and a porte-cochere leading to an updated backyard. 3 bed, 2.5 bath / 2,534 square feet. Sold for $627,001-$717,000 on Sept. 18. (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)

Among the homes sold in September in the Heights-River Oaks-Montrose area includes updated historic properties as well as new construction inspired by older styles.

View the gallery above to see more details about some of these recent single-family home purchases.

Home sales data is provided by the Houston Association of Realtors.

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By Matt Dulin

Matt joined Community Impact Newspaper in January 2018 and is the City Editor for Houston's Inner Loop editions.

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