Knox Henderson
In 2015, Candy called this Cochran Heights contemporary the most talked-about house in the Knox-Henderson area. When it appeared in 2009, it caused quite a stir. The neighborhood is known for historic Craftsman and Tudor homes and even has a couple of Dilbecks, so this Cochran Heights contemporary was the talk of the town. According…
The entrance at 4344 Cole Avenue is so grand you might want to pop an ‘e’ on the end because it’s just that grand. Like grandè. Maybe there’s an accent, too, who even knows? The point is it’s big. Like maybe 200 feet tall? Probably not, but there’s brick and stone and the warmest oak…
When current owners Vince and Jessica Stanko first purchased this condo, it was for the location. Duh. Obviously, it’s the best. It’s walking distance from the Katy Trail and all the shops and restaurants Knox-Henderson has to offer. Jessica said they walk the Katy Trail at least once a day, if not twice, and as…
As we move into another week of COVID-19, working from home, and sheltering in place, it once again seems like a pretty good time to rent — at least until we can ride out the uncertainty of the market. A newly renovated historic three-bedroom, two-bathroom home at 1906 Moser Avenue awaits. It’s fully furnished, people.…
Surely I’m not the only one that does this. When I come across a particularly impressive architectural or interior detail of a home, I almost silently utter a pleasing “Ah.” It’s like a visceral “Wow” factor that makes you sigh happily to yourself when you see something that’s particularly pretty or impressive. This week’s…
