c.1890 Five Bedroom Texas Victorian Era Home $160K
$160,000
This Texas victorian is a beautifully maintained example of late 19th-century domestic architecture in Denison. Built for its original owner, Judge N.H.L. Decker—one of Grayson County’s leading early civic figures—it reflects the area’s rich history and enduring character.
As a whole, the property stands as a significant and historical artifact, offering insight into the lifestyle and craftsmanship of its period. Original wood floors , pocket doors and original millwork including baseboards, moldings and paneled doors. This home’s layout consists of 4 bedrooms, bonus room, 2 full baths, kitchen which could include an eat in area. A dining room, 2 living areas and a separate laundry room. A privacy fenced back yard and a large storage building. This property will be sold AS IS.
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- Circa 1890
618 W Chestnut St, Denison, TX 75020 $160,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Pros
- Lower cost of living than many bigger North Texas cities: Housing and day-to-day expenses are often more affordable than places like Dallas/Plano.
- Close to major areas: You’re within commuting distance to Sherman, McKinney/Frisco (longer), and other parts of the region, and you can reach the DFW area for events when needed.
- More small-town feel: Many people like the community vibe and less “big-city” pace compared with larger suburbs.
- Outdoor and lake access: The area is good for fishing, parks, and water-related recreation nearby.
- Growing regional services: As the area expands, you typically get more shopping, dining, and local conveniences over time.
- Access to highways: Being near major routes can make road trips and commuting easier.
Cons
- Not as many big-city amenities: If you want constant nightlife, big-name events, or a lot of specialized shopping, Denison can feel smaller.
- Traffic can increase with growth: As development continues, popular corridors can become busier at peak times.
- Weather impacts: Like much of North Texas, you can deal with hot summers, winter cold snaps, and occasional severe weather.
- Job market may be more limited locally: Depending on your field, you may need to commute to larger employers in the region.
- Property/tax considerations: Like other Texas areas, taxes can vary by location and school district, which can affect affordability over time.
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