Marla Reade$1,649,000
1733 Sunset Blvd
Houston, TX 77005
$1,649,000
1733 Sunset Blvd
Houston, TX 77005
What makes it special
- Edwardian-inspired architecture with designer finishes
- Elevator serving all floors
- Gated entry with fountain patio
- Sub-Zero and Viking kitchen with wine fridge
- Terrace with built-in grill
- Primary suite with wet bar and soaking tub
About this home
Inspired by the iconic Edwardian architecture of London, this exquisite single-family residence combines classic sophistication with modern luxury. Behind a gated entrance, the home features a private, landscaped patio with serene fountains. Step inside to discover an interior that exudes refined elegance, with designer finishes that elevate the space while maintaining a timeless charm. Amenities include an elevator to all floors and hardwood flooring throughout. The property features three spacious en-suite bedrooms and a powder bath, a kitchen equipped…
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Inspired by the iconic Edwardian architecture of London, this exquisite single-family residence combines classic sophistication with modern luxury. Behind a gated entrance, the home features a private, landscaped patio with serene fountains. Step inside to discover an interior that exudes refined elegance, with designer finishes that elevate the space while maintaining a timeless charm. Amenities include an elevator to all floors and hardwood flooring throughout. The property features three spacious en-suite bedrooms and a powder bath, a kitchen equipped with Sub-Zero Viking appliances, glass front panel cabinetry, a wine fridge, and a terrace w/built-in grill. The expansive primary suite is a true retreat, featuring a sitting area, a large walk-in closet, and a wet bar for added convenience. The spa-inspired bath includes a soaking tub, creating an ideal sanctuary for relaxation. Located near parks, the Museum District, Rice Village, downtown light rail, and the Medical Center.
The neighborhood
Sunset Boulevard sits in the Rice University area of Houston, close to Rice Village shopping and dining and the green space of Hermann Park. The Museum District and Texas Medical Center are nearby, and the METRORail red line offers a direct route to downtown.
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