$1,100,000

About this home

A rare adaptive-reuse opportunity featuring a former chapel paired with a secondary building on a private,landscaped site in central Galveston.Built in 1970,the primary structure offers a dramatic interior defined by vaulted wood ceilings,exposed beams,and preserved stained-glass clerestory windows that fill the space with natural light.The architect,Tibor Beerman,also designed the Galveston County Courthouse,adding architectural significance.The open studio-style layout includes defined living areas,a glass-enclosed workspace,kitchen, bathroom,and multiple flexible sleeping or creative-use zones,along with mezzanine space overlooking the main interior.A large stained-glass installation displayed in the entry serves as a striking focal point.The secondary building features a spacious 1st floor workshop with upper-level areas ready for future build-out,connected by a central courtyard.Historical documents and blueprints convey.2 structures total approximately 7,664 SF of adaptable space

Property details

Year built

1970

Property type

Residential Income

Style

Multi Family,Multiple Detached Dwellings

Heating

Electric

Cooling

Electric

Lot

0.2755 acres

Taxes / yr

$5,262