The Galveston Texas real estate spotlight today belongs to Denver Court.
Developed in several different sections throughout the years, the area, though comprising several different legal descriptions, is known popularly as Denver Court.
With development beginning on Caduceus Place in the 1920′s with impressive homes on almost 1/2 acre lots, development continued from there with the two newer homes having been built earlier this decade.
Different sections of the neighborhood have different sized lots and different sized homes.
While Caduceus Place has large homes on large lots, the section in which I live has small bungalows on small lots.
Next up in size are the 4800 to 5000 blocks of Woodrow on which the lots grow considerably and most of the homes are 1500 square feet and up.
Then comes Denver Dr. which also has some impressive homes on large lots.
Sherman Blvd. is more of a mixed bag with a mixture of smaller and large homes. Sherman is where my grandparents built the home in which my mother and uncle grew up.
The architecture is mostly 1920′s. 1930′s and 1940′s traditional Georgian or Colonial Revival styles as well as the Tudor style brick bungalows. The prices have recently ranged from $120,000 to over $700,000, and there is one large home on acreage priced at well over $1,000,000.
Just a block from the Seawall, it is not uncommon to see the Denver Court residents walking or riding their bikes up to and from the Seawall.
If you have any interest in homes in this neighborhood, please feel free to contact us.
