1935 Neoclassical house in Henderson, Texas - $1.1 Million

Exquisite Neoclassical house for sale in Henderson, Texas. Built in 1935, beautiful formal living room, patio access, 5287 square feet, guest house. $1,195,000.

1935 Neoclassical house Henderson Texas - main front view
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House overview

Graceful neoclassical estate set on a serene, tree studded 21.96-acre property in Henderson, Texas.

This exquisitely maintained residence boasts an expansive, livable 2 story floor plan spanning approximately 5,287 square feet, offering 5 bedrooms upstairs, 4 full and 1 half bath, including a basement in the main home.

  • Skip the stairs and take the elevator up to the second floor.

  • The main level offers a beautiful formal living room, formal dining, breakfast room, fully equipped kitchen, office with patio access, charming den, a library and a half bath.

  • 5 stately fireplaces, a spiral staircase, vintage oak hardwood flooring plus elegant fixtures accentuating the charm and beauty of this comfortable, yet gracious home.

  • Additional living space in the guest house offering 1,046 square feet with 1 bed, 1 bath, and full kitchen.

The opportunity to purchase the main house fully furnished is available. Let this be your next family estate, bed and breakfast, or a corporate retreat.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 5

  • Bathrooms: 5

  • Interior area: 5,287 sqft

  • Lot size: 21.96 acres

  • Year built: 1935

  • Style: Neoclassical

  • State: Texas

  • Price: $1,195,000

  • Photos and info: Coldwell Banker

  • Contact: Benjamin Wooten, Coldwell Banker Home Place Realty

    • Tel: (903) 690-1992

  • Address: 701 N Marshall St, Henderson, TX 75652

 

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