Sold Price Range: $70,001 - $80,000 Sold on : 12/29/2020
This is a really cute project house for someone who has vision and a good team.
This area is for the driveway.
There is a vacant lot to the left side.
You can see the new sewer line in the front yard.
There is a beautiful brick home on the right side.
The living room and this hallway are just inside the front door. You can see there has been some work done.
There is a coat closet with a vintage door in the living room, and you can see the exposed shiplap.
This pantry closet is right beside the kitchen. There is a shower behind it.
This is the first of the two baths. They are side by side. This one has a shower and is closest to the kitchen.
Here's a view of the hall bath shower that could be salvaged.
This is taken from near the hall bath, looking toward the front of the house through the living room.
This front bedroom is roughly 10 x 13. It is to the left of the front door.
This shows the front bedroom closet. The living room is through the opening at the far right. The kitchen is just behind the wall shown.
The front bedroom has two large insulated windows.
The door leads to the living room, right beside the front door. The windows look into the front yard.
You can see the living room window through the open door.
The kitchen has tile countertops and these cabinets are in place.
It appears there was once a gas stove here. You may need to run a new gas supply line to the house because the meter was removed.
This back door leads to a deck and the yard. The stove would go to the left of this door.
As you leave the kitchen, you can see down the hallway, into the back bedroom.
This is the second bath. It is directly across the hall from the largest bedroom.
There is a tub/shower combination in this bathroom that could be salvaged.
You can see a shelf and medicine cabinet over the vanity. The window overlooks the back yard.
This is the largest bedroom, measuring roughly 14x13. The door shown is on the front of the house.
There was some recent electrical work done that you can complete. This window is on the side of the house facing the brick house.
The open door leads to the hallway and bath.
There are two closets with vintage doors in this bedroom.
This is the smallest bedroom. It is behind the larger one, and right near the utility room.
This paneling is what you can see in the picture that shows the water line from Harvey.
This is taken from the back bedroom, looking past the baths, and into the kitchen.
There is a closet just to the left and this open door leads to the utility room. The door to the left goes to the back deck.
It appears there are connections for the washer, but you would need to do some work while the walls are open to hook up the dryer.
There is a water heater and a bunch of Weathered Wood shingles in the utility room.
This window in the utility room looks out the back of the house. You can see there is some roof and ceiling damage in the laundry room.
This is the back yard, as you come along the left side of the house.
The back deck needs repair. Please do not attempt to walk on it or to open the laundry room door with 3 windows.
This is the rear view, looking toward the street.
The utility room is the little bump out on the left side. The trailer will stay.
This is the front porch. You can see the roof needs to be replaced here. Note the concrete step at the door that opens from the largest bedroom. This could be a duplex with two front entries.
This is the view of your new street and the vacant lot directly across from your house. Dickinson Bayou is a little farther back.
Investor Special! This little charmer needs some love, but is in a great location near downtown Dickinson and the public boat ramp. The streets are new and many new homes are nearby. The home could be restored back to a 3/2, or reconfigured and split into a duplex. It took in about a foot of water during Harvey, and it could easily be raised a few blocks. It was cleaned out, and never completed. Necessary projects include a new roof, some carpentry, electrical, HVAC, sheetrock, trim, paint, and floors. The bathrooms and kitchen could be salvaged, depending on your taste and plans. It is being sold 'as is'. A new survey would be at the buyer's expense if one is desired. MULTIPLE OFFERS. Please submit your highest and best ON FORMS with proof of funds by noon on Monday.
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Jay Vargas
This is a really cute project house for someone who has vision and a good team. 
This area is for the driveway. 
There is a vacant lot to the left side. 
You can see the new sewer line in the front yard. 
There is a beautiful brick home on the right side. 
The living room and this hallway are just inside the front door. You can see there has been some work done. 
There is a coat closet with a vintage door in the living room, and you can see the exposed shiplap. 
This pantry closet is right beside the kitchen. There is a shower behind it. 
This is the first of the two baths. They are side by side. This one has a shower and is closest to the kitchen. 
Here's a view of the hall bath shower that could be salvaged. 
This is taken from near the hall bath, looking toward the front of the house through the living room. 
This front bedroom is roughly 10 x 13. It is to the left of the front door. 
This shows the front bedroom closet. The living room is through the opening at the far right. The kitchen is just behind the wall shown. 
The front bedroom has two large insulated windows. 
The door leads to the living room, right beside the front door. The windows look into the front yard. 
You can see the living room window through the open door. 
The kitchen has tile countertops and these cabinets are in place. 
It appears there was once a gas stove here. You may need to run a new gas supply line to the house because the meter was removed. 
This back door leads to a deck and the yard. The stove would go to the left of this door. 
As you leave the kitchen, you can see down the hallway, into the back bedroom. 
This is the second bath. It is directly across the hall from the largest bedroom. 
There is a tub/shower combination in this bathroom that could be salvaged. 
You can see a shelf and medicine cabinet over the vanity. The window overlooks the back yard. 
This is the largest bedroom, measuring roughly 14x13. The door shown is on the front of the house. 
There was some recent electrical work done that you can complete. This window is on the side of the house facing the brick house. 
The open door leads to the hallway and bath. 
There are two closets with vintage doors in this bedroom. 
This is the smallest bedroom. It is behind the larger one, and right near the utility room. 
This paneling is what you can see in the picture that shows the water line from Harvey. 
This is taken from the back bedroom, looking past the baths, and into the kitchen. 
There is a closet just to the left and this open door leads to the utility room. The door to the left goes to the back deck. 
It appears there are connections for the washer, but you would need to do some work while the walls are open to hook up the dryer. 
There is a water heater and a bunch of Weathered Wood shingles in the utility room. 
This window in the utility room looks out the back of the house. You can see there is some roof and ceiling damage in the laundry room. 
This is the back yard, as you come along the left side of the house. 
The back deck needs repair. Please do not attempt to walk on it or to open the laundry room door with 3 windows. 
This is the rear view, looking toward the street. 
The utility room is the little bump out on the left side. The trailer will stay. 
This is the front porch. You can see the roof needs to be replaced here. Note the concrete step at the door that opens from the largest bedroom. This could be a duplex with two front entries. 
This is the view of your new street and the vacant lot directly across from your house. Dickinson Bayou is a little farther back. 
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