For sale by owner
    • $480,000

    311 E 2nd St, Shamrock, TX 79079

    6beds
    5,000sqft
    : 
    SingleFamily
    Built in 1904
    -- sqft lot
    $-- Zestimate®
    $96/sqft
    $-- HOA

    What's special

    Distinctive mother-in-law suiteOriginal charmWelcoming libraryDedicated dining roomWell-appointed bedroomsGrand staircaseLuxurious master closet
    Nestled in a charming neighborhood, this expansive home boasts six well-appointed bedrooms, each featuring two closets for ample storage, except for the master suite which showcases a luxurious master closet. The property also includes a distinctive mother-in-law suite, affectionately referred to as “the apartment,” which was originally the maid's chambers, providing a perfect retreat for guests or family. With a nod to history, one of the two full bathrooms retains its original charm, adorned with touches from a remodel that took place between 1917-1933. This remarkable residence features two additional half baths, a welcoming library, a spacious living room, and a dedicated dining room that invites family gatherings. The kitchen is well-designed for culinary enthusiasts, while a functional laundry room complements the layout. A grand staircase leads to the upstairs. Through a book case door, a walk-in attic, offers additional storage or potential for future projects. Every corner of this house exudes a blend of historic elegance and modern convenience, making it a perfect haven for any family.While the home has not been structurally since 1917, the past two years have been dedicated to restoring the natural and historical elegance of the property.
    What the owner loves about this home
    The home boasts a rich history and unique characteristics that make it truly one of a kind. Intriguing features throughout the property include a bookcase door leading to the attic, a hidden safe, hand-painted ceiling, and elegant crown molding. The house was originally built in 1904 (The Dallas Morning News). In 1916, W.S. Pendleton purchased the home for his family (The Dallas Morning News). Since then, it has been affectionately referred to by locals as the Pendleton Mansion or Pendleton House (The Dallas Morning News). The Pendleton Mansion not only represents over a century of history but also retains its original integrity, with only a few updates made for maintenance.
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