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Commercial Structures
- John West Wellness Center, 2247 San Felipe St. 77019
Residences
- 2406 Tangley St. 77005
- 5502 Petty St. 77007 (Cottage Grove; new construction by Castone Homes)
- 306 W. Saulnier St. 77019
- 1212 Willard St. 77006 (Rosedale Addition; new construction by Squarestone Homes)
- 4837 Winnetka St. 77021
- 1452 Godwin St. 77023
- Seed of Abraham, 8215 Fountain St. 77051 (Sunnyside Place; 3 structures)
- 7335 Moline St. 77087 (Houston Acreage Estates)
- 8615 Whitecastle Ln. 77088 (Willow Run)
Photo of 1212 Willard St.: HAR
The cute little bungalow on Willard got wrecked yesterday.
Too bad for the 1212 Willard bungalow .. it would have made a nice home for someone who appreciates the smaller scale / living space .. just needed a little ‘touching up’ here and there.
Remodelled too (per listing). Previous owner made 180k in 3 years. Not bad.
I’m resigned to these bungalows going down in Hyde Park, but do they have to take the trees too?? The tree at 1212 Willard was a lovely oak tree in the front yard. Maybe 30-40 years old (I’ve been a neighbor for 13, and it’s always been fairly large). And it wasn’t messing up the driveway or the proposed driveway.
I remember seeing an ad several months ago for someone to move that house on Willard (the listing erroneously said “Heights area”) on Craigslist. I would’ve seriously considered it if I had land to put it on (they wanted $10,000 + buyer pays moving costs, which I estimate would’ve been about $15,000. Also with house moving they save on demo costs). I don’t think too many are familiar with the process, but that would’ve been the best way to save it considering the land values in Montrose.