1100 Panhandle Street

*Open House Sunday, June 22nd from 4-6pm*
Step into a piece of Texas history with the A.L. Graham House! This bright and airy 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home features tall ceilings, exposed porch rafters, and an abundance of natural light. The primary bedroom features built-in storage and an en-suite half bath. Outside, the inviting wrap-around front porch—with its signature Craftsman low-pitched roof, wide eaves, and brick-and-tapered wood columns—welcomes neighbors and guests alike.
Originally built in 1924 and beautifully restored just in time for its 101st birthday. This Craftsman gem sits on land once granted in 1856 to a Battle of San Jacinto veteran and later purchased by Alonzo Lee Graham, to build one of the first homes on Panhandle St. Rich in legacy, the home has belonged to only six families, most recently the Normans, who raised four sons there after purchasing in 1961.
In June 2024, a car accident caused significant damage to the property, launching a full-scale restoration. The home was lovingly rebuilt—preserving its historical integrity while integrating modern upgrades. Every detail, from the original windows to the brand-new hardwood flooring has been thoughtfully revived or upgraded. Restored siding, all-new paint inside and out, and brand new hard-surface flooring in the kitchen and baths give the home a fresh feel. The kitchen and bathrooms have been completely renovated with new cabinetry, fixtures, and stainless steel appliances. A new tankless water heater and expanded pantry in the utility room add function to form, with a garage conversion adding space for additional fourth bedroom, second living area, or bonus room. The landscaped corner lot provides ample space for gardening or play. The shady backyard retreat also provides a generous storage building and storm shelter to keep loved ones safe.
From craftsmanship to comfort, this home tells a story of resilience, heritage, and heart—ready for its next chapter.