Neighborhood Guessing Game: Checkerboard

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Kitchen

The Neighborhood Guessing Game is back! Can you guess where this mystery pad is?

Newcomers: You’ll want to look at the rules. They come in handy when you think you’ve got it all figured out.

More photos below!

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Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Living Room

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Living Room

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Dining Room

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Dining Room

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Kitchen

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Kitchen

This one’s a cinch, no? Well, tell us that once you’ve looked a little further:

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Master Bedroom

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Bathroom

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Bathroom

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Bedroom

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Office

Neighborhood Guessing Game 25: Bathroom

Got it? Then enter your guess as a comment, below. The answer comes on Thursday!

Photos: HAR 

12 Comment

  • Montrose. A single-family home or maybe a converted upstairs-downstairs duplex, with bathrooms updated in the ’80s. The big-plant curtains betray the ’80s, and the sun porch off the master bedroom is the Montrose giveaway.

  • I’d say The Heights, but if forced to narrow that down, Woodland Heights. I’m seeing a 40’s-style bungalow, with squared (as opposed to arched) doorways, and a small yard close to the neighbors but with mature trees.

  • Wahtever that area is called bordered by West Gray/Shepherd.Westheimer and Commonwealth. Behind Hugo’s and around Mockingbird Bistro. Darn, now I am hungry.

    Design notes to homeowners:
    – Lighting fixtures are relatively inexpensive. Replace the darn chandeliers fer’ chrissakes.
    – Dude(s), I threw out a gifted Hawaiian shirt with the EXACT pattern of those roman shades. Change them.

  • feels like a renovavted bungalow in the eastwood neighborhood…

  • My first impression was something in the Heights too. A bungalow could certainly look like this inside renovated. OTH…. this could certainly be some sort of a duplex with a yard in many older areas of town.

  • From the windows and sunroom off the master I would say it was built in the 30’s. From the black and white kitchen floor, glossy cabinets, and white Sub-Zero I would say remodeled (and not inexpensively) in the eighties. Could be Montrose but I am going to guess Riverside Terrace probably on the South side of the bayou since the updates aren’t more recent.

  • The corner windows are giving me a strong Moderne vibe, augmented by the kitchen tile and cabinets. I gotta agree about the 30’s and 40’s time period, but it could be anywhere. Southampton? Southgate? Cherryhurst? Castle Court? I’ll go with Castle Court.

  • Flipmode, my gut says West U, And what is up with the kitchen is that a mirrored wall or am is my mind playing tricks on me.

  • Southern Heights

  • Eastwood – south of Leeland.

  • Old Spring Branch area…