A Museum Park Mud Pit Marked for Homebuilder’s Office Building

06/27/13 2:05pm

A Museum Park Mud Pit Marked for Homebuilder’s Office Building

This little lot on Almeda Rd. is being cleared for a 2-story office building. Between Blodgett and Wentworth and smushed between the Spanish Village Restaurant and a 2-story brick home, the lot at 4716 Almeda is just a bit more than a tenth of an acre. A replat application submitted to the city indicates that the proposed 3,000-sq.-ft. building is meant to be the new standalone headquarters of Mayberry Homes, which will be relocating from a retail center just down the street at 4412 Almeda.

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Dana-X June 27, 2013 at 3:12 pm

Mayberry is building a lot of the McMansions and new home on lots in Scott/Griggs area AKA East U.
lhd June 28, 2013 at 12:18 am

Thanks for the Spanish Village reminder. I think I will stop by for a margarita or two.
ADM June 28, 2013 at 12:39 pm

You all have put your heart into the community by “Rebuilding the Heart of Houston”. No words can capitalize on the commitment shown in building such beautiful and exquisite homes. Cheers to Mayberry Homes, Inc. for all the hard work in making or city greater, and families proud.