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1871/1926 – Marlin, TX

03/28/2018 14
Details below are from March 2018, sold status has not been verified.
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Added to OHD on 3/28/18   -   Last OHD Update: 4/12/20   -   14 Comments
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407 Gift St, Marlin, TX 76661

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  • $67,500
  • 3 Bed
  • 3.5 Bath
  • 4291 Sq Ft
  • 0.84 Ac.
This Historic home as lots to offer! The detail and charm will not go unnoticed. The home has tiled flooring and hardwoods that could easily be refinished to shine like new! The home offers 3 very large bedrooms. Original staircase, charming sunrooms and much more! We are told that the some new electric and plumbing has been installed by the previous owner as well as a metal roof. The kitchen is a blank canvas thats ready for your design. This place has tons of potential and could be a great investment.
Contact Information
Lindsy Mortimer, Magnolia Realty
(254) 235-3200
Links, Photos & Additional Info
Magnolia RealtyRealtor.com
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14 Comments on 1871/1926 – Marlin, TX

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  1. StevenFStevenF says: 788 comments
    OHD Supporter

    1969 Regency
    Nashville, TN
    03/28/2018 at 11:17 pm

    I love the 1926 front porch and wroight iron and the (original?) staircase. The stubby shutters on the first floor are a puzzle but easily remedied. The interior is mostly a blank slate which could be beautiful.

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    • TGrantTGrant says: 942 comments
      OHD Supporter

      New Orleans, LA
      03/29/2018 at 7:07 am

      Oddly enough the street view shows regular full length shutters, but also stucco that’s sliding off the facade. Probably repaired about the same time the roof was replaced and funds didn’t extend to the correct shutter replacement.

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  2. Hoyt Clagwell says: 233 comments
    03/29/2018 at 12:53 am

    The 1920’s portico is lovely in itself, but completely wrong for this house and kind of ruins the whole facade. It’s too anemic and much too small in scale for what would otherwise be a very robust and handsome Greek Revival structure.

  3. montana channing says: 232 comments
    03/29/2018 at 8:56 am

    what is that shiny floor – looks like marble but seems kind of odd for this house?
    this house has a nice almost mansion feel to it. and with that price, plenty of money left over to fix it.

    • MazamaGrammy says: 344 comments
      04/02/2018 at 5:53 pm

      Yes, the shiny “marble-looking” floor looks like it was added recently. Doesn’t look like it fits in. I’m sure the floor would have been wood when built.

  4. Margarita Cantu says: 2 comments
    03/29/2018 at 9:56 am

    Beyond Beautiful!!! Perfect!! Love it!!

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  5. DreamOn says: 38 comments
    03/29/2018 at 10:02 am

    I love it just as it is stumpy shutters and all!

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  6. kathy lee stokes-phillips says: 178 comments
    03/29/2018 at 11:01 am

    for that low price, get the paint buckets OUT

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