Eberly House

Houston, Texas

Eberly House

Bedrooms

3

Bathrooms

2

Area

2,106²

Charming Bungalow

Victorian Style

Nestled in the Historical Houston Heights neighborhood, this remodel combines all the modern luxuries with a traditional victorian style. The home was originally built in the 1920s but it was awkwardly divided into a duplex sometime in the 1950s, and was showing significant wear and tear by the time we began this extraordinary renovation.

Bold Colors

Traditional Design

Liberal use of painted wood trim goes throughout the home blending with wainscoting to create a cohesive look and feel. The pine flooring is refurbished pine to reflect the original feel of the home. The living room, dining room and kitchen are connected by arched openings that were previously blocked by small doors creating a more open and expansive feel when entering the home.

Back Porch Living

Adding a large gable in the rear of the home created a vaulted ceiling in the Upstaris Master bedroom, with a small balcony which from the roof of the porch you see here, extending the living space out into nature .

Kitchen Living

The Gathering Spot

The tin backsplash adds a touch of industrial elegance, while the cabinetry, made from custom-designed recycled materials, not only adds a sustainable aspect but also a functional storage solution with updated hardware for ease of use and a classic aesthetic. The kitchen is an elegant yet comfortable place to make meals and be with family.

Grand Essentials

Room for Play

This kitchen boasts a grand custom hood, expertly crafted from bronze, that serves as a striking focal point. The hood is complemented by an abundance of rich woodwork, including a generously proportioned cutting board, adding warmth and character to the space.

The Master Bath

Modern comforts meets traditional warmth.

Property Details

The master bath is a sophisticated melding of old and new, with antique dark-wood sideboards incorporated to hold the sinks and a modern shower tiled in classic white tile. A jetted tub adds modern comfort while being housed in a traditional wainscoting frame, keeping the architectural detailing consistent throughout the home. This renovation is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship, sure to impress anyone who enters the home.

Nestled in the historic Houston Heights neighborhood, this stunning renovation seamlessly blends modern luxury with traditional Victorian style. The 1920s home, which had been converted into a duplex in the 1950s and was in need of significant repairs, was transformed by our team of experts.

Throughout the home, liberal use of painted wood trim and wainscoting creates a cohesive look and feel. The pine flooring was refurbished to reflect the original charm of the home, while arched openings were added to connect the living room, dining room, and kitchen, creating a more open and expansive feel.

In the kitchen, a custom-designed tin backsplash adds a touch of industrial elegance, while cabinetry made from recycled materials not only adds a sustainable aspect but also provides functional storage solutions with updated hardware for ease of use. The grand custom hood, expertly crafted from bronze, serves as a striking focal point, complemented by rich woodwork, including a generously proportioned cutting board, adding warmth and character to the space.

The house has been updated with all new windows, which not only add to the traditional aesthetic but also provide energy efficiency and performance with double-paned glass. The custom staircase, which was designed to fit into a restricted space and create a visually striking entrance, features prominently when you enter the home. The focal point of the stairway is a stunning Newell post sourced by the owner from Adkins Antique, adding a touch of unique character and charm.