| Date / Event | Date | Event |
Price
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| Mar 10, 2026 | Sold | |
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Sold
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| Feb 9, 2026 | In contract |
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In contract
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| Jan 29, 2026 | Price Decreased |
$8,450,000
↓ $500K
(5.6%) |
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Price Decreased
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| Aug 13, 2025 | Price Decreased |
$8,950,000
↓ $345K
(3.7%) |
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Price Decreased
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| Jun 17, 2025 | Price Decreased |
$9,295,000
↓ $495K
(5.1%) |
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Price Decreased
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| Apr 25, 2025 | Listed by Compass RE Texas, LLC - Houston |
$9,790,000
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Listed by Compass RE Texas, LLC - Houston
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A masterfully-preserved piece of Houston history listed on the National Register of Historic Places combining the prestigious pedigree of acclaimed architect John F. Staub with modernized enhancements and situated on over 1.3+ acres of park-like grounds behind the exclusive gates of Shadyside. This remarkably refined 4-Bedroom residence was configured in a cruciform pattern to accentuate the fan-shaped homesite which results in serene views of the manicured gardens, ancient oaks, and sweeping lawn with reflection pool from every room. Carefully curated interiors, well-suited for artistic display, are enhanced by impeccable scale, substantial ceiling heights, and ample storage for effortless entertaining and stylish living. Owner's Retreat up with private office, luxurious bath, and bespoke dressing room. A separate staircase ascends to Bedroom #4 with ante room and private bath. A sublime sanctuary surrounded by Houston's finest parks, museums, and universities.
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| Aug 24, 2022 | Sold | |
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Sold
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| Jun 15, 2022 | Listed by Martha Turner Sotheby's International Realty |
$9,950,000
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Listed by Martha Turner Sotheby's International Realty
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Legendary home listed on Nat’l Register of Historic Places. Built by John Staub for Margaret Wray, daughter of Texaco founder John Cullinan, later owned by Tx Gov Mark White. Classic architecture freshened & invigorated by owner’s renovation (2021) w/inspired contemporary design. Grand reception hall transitions to rear dining rm overlooking patios, gardens & lawn-dropped pool. One side wing includes main staircase, living rm, powder rm, & wine closet (1st-floor). Luxuriously reconfigured primary suite w/study, lavish dual bath & bespoke closet (2nd-floor). Opposite wing has great rm, walk-in full bar, gathering kitchen & breakfast rm, drop zone, rear staircase, gym/media rm & 2 half- baths (1st-floor), En suite bedrms w/ custom walk-in closets (2nd-floor). Kitchen/breakfast w/professional grade appliances & exposed original brick walls. Views from all primary rooms of ancient mossy oaks w/trailing branches, azalea beds, fountains, brick patios w/vintage ironwork & lovely pool.
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| Jun 8, 2020 | Sold | |
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Sold
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| Feb 13, 2020 | Listed by Martha Turner Sotheby's |
$5,995,000
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Listed by Martha Turner Sotheby's
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Included on Nat’l Register of Historic Places. Designed by Staub, this restored estate blends Regency-revival architecture w/ inspired contemporary design. Light-filled, streamlined modern interior designed by Chelsea Cunningham McDermott, ASID, preserves delicate fireplaces, jib head windows, hardwood floors, & Gracie wallpaper. Adjoining the reception hall & library, a wing houses the main staircase, living room, powder room, & wine closet (1st-floor); den, & luxurious master w/ split bath & custom closets (2nd-floor). Opposing wing has middle & rear staircases, dining room, gathering kitchen & breakfast room/bar, playroom, & pool bath (1st-floor); en suite bedrooms & den (2nd-floor). Kitchen & breakfast room/bar w/ porcelain countertops & floor, SubZero & Wolf apps., sleek cabinetry, chiller, & icemaker. Rooms view ancient mossy oaks w/ trailing branches, azalea beds, fountains, brick patios w/ vintage ironwork, & classical pool dropped into the lawn. Photos:TK Images, Julie Soefer
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