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3401 Highway 290 E

Brenham TX 77833

2
6
4
7270 sq. ft.
2090880 sq. ft.
Single-Family
Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

The Historic Citadel built in 1924 across 48-acres is centrally located between Houston & Austin. It was designed and built by the famed renowned Houston Architect Alfred C. Finn. Finn was particularly known for his use of concrete and that carried the design of the Citadel which has 8? concrete walls and reinforced by steel I-Beams, ensuring strength and character. The main residence spanning 7, 270-sf has undergone renovations and upgrades breathing new life into its timeless features. A guest house/office measuring 1, 068-sf accompanies the main residence. Whether you envision the Citadel as a luxurious private residence, event venue or a thriving vineyard, its country elegance provides the perfect canvas. The Citadel represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of history while embracing modern luxury and endless possibilities. Immerse yourself in the timeless allure of this magnificent estate, where the magic of the past converges with the limitless potential of the future.

Features

2 bedrooms
6 bathrooms
4 carspaces
7270 sq. ft. floor area
2090880 sq. ft. lot size
Single-Family

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Local market activity for 2 bedroom single-family properties in Brenham

In the last 12 months, 37 two-bedroom single-family properties similar to 3401 Highway 290 E, have been sold.

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