2523 Maroneal Street, Houston, TX 77030
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By the numbers: 2523 Maroneal Street, Houston, TX 77030 | $1,750,000 | 3,069 square feet | 1956 (year built) | 2 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 1 detached studio apartment w/additional bedroom, bathroom | 1 pool
Fellow Zillow-surfers, say hello to 2523 Maroneal Street, formally known as the Herzog House, a two-bedroom abode nestled on a double lot in Houston’s historic Old Braeswood neighborhood, an architecturally significant area enclave known for its many Tudor, Colonial Revival and Mid-Century Modern homes.
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On the Market: A Bright and Colorful Midwestern Masterpiece in Harrison
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Photos courtesy of William Pitt Julia B Fee Sotheby’s International Realty
Plenty of outdoor space and an indoor pool make this central Westchester property an ideal recreation retreat all year long.
Blends of Midwestern, Prairie, and Mid-Century Modern come together in one of the most stylishly unique properties in the market in Westchester.
; Estimated Taxes: $63,893
Boasting a significant art collection from the current owners’ trips to Africa and Latin America, this mid-county property combines rich woods and stonework with double-height ceilings and plenty of natural light through skylights and oversized windows, creating a warm and welcoming environment.