The Texas Historical Commission designated this stately home built in 1910 with commemorative historical marker in 1983. Architecturally, the house is a charming hybrid of Victorian and Greek Revival. The two story frame, constructed of cypress, is supported on pier and beam, and has many decorative elements of the era inside. Special features are 7 leaded, beveled glass windows, 6 stained and one clear. Downstairs, the layout includes a kitchen, large storage room, utility, bath, parlor, family room and office, with 3 Bedrooms, a study, and 2 full baths upstairs. The home, Comfortable with modern amenities, has been well maintained and in good condition. The historical and architectural significance of the structure is remarkably unchanged from its original state. The property also has a 3 car detached garage. There are many updates in this home to include new roof 2018 and A/c replaced for both units in 2011.