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According to the Galveston Historical Foundation, this adorable larger than normal cottage was built in 1922 and moved from 623 Postoffice to its present location in the East End Historic District in 1999. The high ceilings, French doors, bay window, spacious rooms, and Victorian details provide that charm of yesteryear. One of the bedrooms is extra large and could be a great bunk room or a great spacious primary bedroom with space for sleeping and seating areas. The backyard is spacious and includes deck space, a wheelchair ramp, off street parking, and a pretty yard. The location is fabulous! Just a short stroll to the beach and UTMB and close to the activities downtown, this home could be a great permanent home or rental.
*Disclaimer: Listing broker's offer of compensation is made only to participants of the MLS where the listing is filed.
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School information is computer generated and may not be accurate or current. Buyer must independently verify and confirm enrollment. Please contact the school district to determine the schools to which this property is zoned.
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