Despite the steep pitch of the roof, this listing in Mission Bend is a 1-story, with 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and living areas that open into each other. Also inside: tile. The gas-log fireplace, kitchen, and bathrooms all have tiled treatments. So does the floor of the tidy garage, which has two windows facing the street:
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Elsewhere in the home, the floors are marble tile or, for sensory relief, wood laminate:
Built in 2002, the home measures 2,080 sq. ft. and occupies a 8,280-sq.-ft. lot. Outside, a concrete slab provides a patio in the fenced yard. It backs up to commercial property fronting Bellaire Blvd., just west of SH 6. The asking price is $130,500; there’s also a $300 annual maintenance fee.
- 14822 El Grande Dr. [HAR]
Were they expecting heavy snowfall or something?
I also enjoy that the “hers” vessel sink in the hideous master bath is filled with hotel shampoo bottles.
They have some really strange stuff going on in that place.
That’s the most interesting faux log in the gas fireplace I’ve ever seen. Oh, wait, that’s a stereo. And after seeing the craziness of the interior, I’m a little disappointed the back patio is so bland.
I hope they don’t use that grill in the garage unless they have an intense ventilation system in there.
Can I have the name of the ‘decorator’? So that I don’t call them.
This is what happens when you take all your home decorating tips from channel 55.2 and throw in a healthy mix of bad feng shui.
I’m more interested in what the purchase price was when new. At $130k now, I can’t imagine it has appreciated one dime :(.
Actually, that phenomena of all the furniture and “stuff” pressed up along the walls seems to be a really common cultural preference.
And no I am not saying that to be snarky– it just is.
I don’t show outside the beltway that much, but when I do,we see common areas just exactly like in this house
they definitely needed to get 3 shots of that sink filled with crap!
Uhm, disco ball?
allergies, disco ball, & washer/dryer on laminate
I kinda liked the diamond design in the bathroom. Compared to what you would normally get for 130k in Houston, this house might be a big find for that kooky aunt in the family who wears the bedazzled sweatshirts.
Houston is an international city, to each their own. Perhaps they’re named Patel and own a hotel/motel providing a life time supply of shampoo. The place is certainly spotless. I enjoyed the neighborhood guessing game a lot more than poking fun at foreign home sellers.
Mission Bend? They must’ve taken the burglar bars off for the pics.
I love the tile floor in the garage; I love the disco ball; and I love the way the color/texture scheme from the walk-in closet is carried through in every. single. room.
I bet they have the most fantastic Bollywood viewing parties!
The feng shui is weak in this house, but from the looks of that closet, they have an active social life.
If nothing else, all that tile makes floor-mopping a breeze.
Tiles gone wild.