110 Elm Street, Houston, Texas 77484
$200,000
3 Beds
2 Full Baths
Single-Family
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About 110 Elm Street
This mid-century modern home, designed by architect John Chase in 1963, stands as a testament to the clean lines and innovative design of the era. The house features a spacious plan, with large windows that invite natural light and create a seamless connection between the indoors and outdoors. It boasts three generously sized bedrooms, each offering ample closet space and large windows framing picturesque views of the surrounding landscape.
The two bathrooms retain the charm of mid-century modern design, The kitchen, though in need of updates, offers a layout with the potential for a sleek, modern makeover. While the house does require some updates and repairs such as modernizing the kitchen and bathrooms, restoring the original wood accents, and updating electrical and plumbing systems it holds tremendous potential. With thoughtful restoration, this home could transform into a stunning modern show home.
Highlights
110 Elm Street
$200,000
Single-Family
2,905 Home Sq Ft
Houston 77484
3 Beds
2 Full Baths
14,945 Lot Sq Ft
General Description
Taxes & Fees
Tax ID
352000001027000
Tax Rate
2.43%
Taxes w/o Exemption/Yr
$6,976 / 2024
Maint Fee
No
Room/Lot Size
Living
23x13
Dining
11x15
Kitchen
17x9
Breakfast
10x10
Interior Features
Fireplace
No
Heating
Central Gas
Cooling
Central Electric
Bedrooms
2 Bedrooms Down, Primary Bed - 1st Floor
Dishwasher
Maybe
Range
Yes
Disposal
Maybe
Microwave
Maybe
Loft
Maybe
Exterior Features
Foundation
Slab
Roof
Composition
Exterior Type
Brick
Water Sewer
Public Sewer, Public Water
Private Pool
No
Area Pool
Maybe
Lot Description
Subdivision Lot
New Construction
No
Listing Firm
Schools (WALLER - 55 - Waller)
| Name | Grade | Great School Ranking |
|---|---|---|
| H T Jones Elem | Elementary | 3 of 10 |
| Schultz Jr High | Middle | 5 of 10 |
| Waller High | High | 3 of 10 |
School information is generated by the most current available data we have. However, as school boundary maps can change, and schools can get too crowded (whereby students zoned to a school may not be able to attend in a given year if they are not registered in time), you need to independently verify and confirm enrollment and all related information directly with the school.
