1918 Year Built:

Single Detached Property Type:

Designated Historical Home Style:

Resale Condition:

Refrigerator Appliances:

2 Number of Fireplaces:

Wood burning, Brick Fireplace Description:

Porch-front, Porch-rear, Porch Covered, Covered Patio, Basement, Carport, Rain Gutters, Decorative Lighting Property Features:

Covered Patio, Porch-front, Porch-rear Outdoor Space Description:

Carpet Floors:

Window Coverings Windows:

City Water, City sewer Utilities:

Central Heating System:

Central, Ceiling Fan Cooling System:

Large Backyard Grass Lot Description:

composition Roofing:

2 Number of Carport Spaces:

Driveway - Circular Driveway:

357 School District:

Siebert Elementary School:

Eastland High School:

Eastland Middle School:

This remarkable estate is recognized as the first and oldest residence in Eastland. Rich in Southern charm and historic significance, the home is distinguished by its grand columns and expansive balconied façade. The two-story, wood-frame residence features five bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and one half bath. High ceilings, abundant windows, and multiple living areas create an open and inviting atmosphere throughout. The first floor includes a private guest suite with sitting room and bath, a large formal living room, dining room, study, breakfast room, kitchen, mudroom, and a spacious den anchored by one of the home’s two wood-burning fireplaces. The second floor features four generously sized bedrooms arranged around a central hallway that functions as a gallery space. Outdoor living spaces include a large brick patio adjoining the kitchen and sunroom, along with additional brick patios located at the front and side of the residence. Adjacent to the sunroom patio is a fenced courtyard area. Guest Cottage: Located adjacent to the main residence at 505 South Lamar Street is a three-bedroom, one-bath guest cottage. See Document section for complete description and aerial.