Gated and front-loading, this 1983 contemporary lot-filler throws a curve or two onto an otherwise straight-from-the-fifties street of ranch-style homes in Meyerland. Earlier this month, the stucco, steel, and glass brick specimen returned to the market after a 4-month break, with a new and lower price of $829,000. It’s a re-listing by a new agency. A previous listing for the home initially sought $975,000 back in October, but by January that price had dropped to $899,000.

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Many of the first floor’s floors are of marble tile. In the 2-story living room, a variety of windows face the pool:

Over in the dining room, glass shelves extend the curving glass brick room divider:

The kitchen doubles up on appliances and fixtures, such as dishwashers, ovens, sinks, and warming drawers:

A side patio, listed as a “loggia,” can be seen and accessed off the breakfast room:

This downstairs space is currently used as a media room:

And here’s the study, located off the entry hall:

The 6,108-sq.-ft. home on a 9,700-sq.ft. lot has 6 full bathrooms and 3 half-baths. This powder room is off the study:

The master bedroom suite is on the first floor. Its cranberry-toned carpet almost matches the similarly ruddy tile work in the adjoining master bathroom, where glass brick walls make a few more decorative appearances:

This small wet bar with refrigerator is off the living room and the master suite. Its door leads to another loggia, this on poolside:

Moving upstairs, here’s a space used as a game room:

The second floor also has the utility room and the remaining bedrooms and bathrooms. Among the built-ins upstairs is this Murphy bed:

This bedroom is a suite, with its own bath and kitchenette:

Outside, the loggias, patio, pool, and hot tub line up end-to-end along  the side yard’s fence:

• 5335 Queensloch Dr. [HAR]