807 E 24th St, Bryan, TX 77803

Introducing 807 E. 24th Street, a rare historic, and impeccably maintained, gem nestled on a remarkable lot just blocks from Downtown Bryan! This residence was constructed in 1906 for a Bryan Society family including Ruby Lillian Cooper and Simeon "Sim" Cooper plus their their son Albert "Mason" Cooper. The family used the home as a gather place and hosted many society gatherings and events according to The Eagle Newspaper Society Pages. Around World War I the home was reconfigured into small apartments and then eventually converted back into the single residence. The current owner purchased the property in 1996 and did substantive renovations to the property that have been well maintained and much re-updated since that time. As you enter the first floor of the home you greeted by the two living areas flanking the entry hall. Immediately you notice the abounding millwork, original wood floors and charm exuding everywhere. Off the right side living is a dining room with side yard access. Pass through the butler's pantry and into the kitchen positioned at the rear of the home. The kitchen boasts period tile counters, stainless appliances and a private laundry area. Off the rear entry hall is a full bath and access to the causal den and dining room. The original stair hall is located central in the home and leads to the primary suite, three guest suites and one bath on the second floor. Do not miss the side courtyard with hot tub and the detached 2-car garage. History awaits!