Davis on Morton B&B, 1900 Victorian style in Denison, Texas - $850k

Davis on Morton B&B for sale in Denison, Texas. Built in 1900, Victorian style, 3 full floors and basement, wrap-around porch, 7 bedrooms, full ensuite bathrooms. $850,000.

Davis on Morton 1900 Victorian style Denison Texas - front view
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House overview

Davis on Morton B&B lies on .934 acres of land just four blocks from downtown Denison. 4,732 square feet of living space, 3 full floors, and a basement.

Guest reception area, two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, service entry, two staircases to the second floor which has four guest rooms with full ensuite bathrooms. 

A single staircase leads to the 3rd floor, which has three bedrooms and one bathroom; great for families. Lots of closet storage throughout. 

  • The grounds consist of a wrap-around porch and several cozy sitting areas. 

  • The west side is lined with a metal fence and Cedar trees, a Victorian-style gazebo perfect for weddings, and 13 producing pecan trees. 

  • Behind the B&B is a paver-style patio and a four-person hot tub in a cedar cabana. 

  • On the east side is a large access driveway that terminates into a 24ft by 48ft carport that doubles as a wedding reception pavilion. 

  • The property is zoned as multi-family and has a current CofO for 18 guests.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 7

  • Bathrooms: 6

  • Interior area: 4,732 sqft

  • Lot size: 0.93 Acres

  • Year built: 1900

  • Style: Victorian

  • State: Texas

  • Price: $850,000

  • Photos and info: Zillow

  • Contact: Nova Davis, Billings Luxury Realty

    • Tel: (214) 938-1556

    • Email: novaleedavis@gmail.com

  • Address: 412 W Morton St, Denison, TX 75020

 

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