State: Texas
Texas has no shortage of old homes with character, and the variety is as wide as the state itself. You’ll find Folk Victorians in quiet towns, Craftsman bungalows with long porches, stone farmhouses built to last, and even the occasional Mission or Spanish Revival hiding behind a row of oaks. Some houses feel frozen in time with original wood floors, tall windows, and creaky screen doors. Others have been restored with care, keeping the soul of the place while adding comfort. If you’re drawn to aged wood, thick walls, high ceilings, and homes that have weathered more than one Texas storm, you’ll find it in Texas.
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1918 Craftsman – Honey Grove, TX (Jud Yoho)
Historic Craftsman bungalow with Japanese influence is rarely seen outside of California, similar homes designed by Iconic architects Greene and Greene. All original, only 2 owners first 96 years. Built as a retirement home by Honey Grove pioneer and prominent cotton broker Eugene Blocker. Top quality construction, concrete pier and beam with solid masonry walls and basement. Orig. lighting fixtures, hardware, beveled glass doors, all Oak floors, doors, windows, casing and trim, beautiful Oak builtin buffet with stained glass. Large solid masonry garage. Time capsule with unrivaled architectural detail. Recent mechanical updates. Game changing 16, 000 acre lake being built 15 minutes from Historic Honey Grove.
