23Days on Market

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$1,500,000

6418 Haskell St, Houston, TX, 77007

On Market

2 Beds

1 Bath

1,294 Sq Ft

Single Family Residence

$1,159.2 / sqft

Built in 1929

Property Lead Type:

Absentee OwnerHigh Equity

Highlights

Interior

Bedrooms 2

Bathrooms 1

AppliancesDisposal, Electric Oven, Oven, Electric Range, Free-Standing Range, Dishwasher, Dryer, Refrigerator, Washer

FlooringTile, Wood

Building Information

Garage Spaces2

About this property

This 1929 Craftsman cottage has a tree lined view of Houston's Memorial Park. Front and Center! One story brick home with hardwood floors, updated primary bathroom with soaking tub and faux electric fireplace. The home is light and bright with wood burning fireplace. The sunroom is relaxing with a perfect view to the street. There is extra attic storage for clothes or an office. The back covered deck, 24 x 9, is shaded. Behind the home is a two story workshop and storage, completed in 2022. Right beside the workshop, a two car garage. Play in Houston's Memorial Park with tennis, swimming pool, playing fields, picnic area, golf, lakes and many trails. Area restaurants, banks, coffee, yoga, barber and nail salon. Downtown Houston 10 minutes away with theater and sports. Elite shopping, 10 minutes away in the Galleria/Highland Village/River Oaks area.

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$256,345Estimated Equity

100% equity

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Rent-to-Value Ratio: 0.72%

Rent Estimate

$9,000 /month

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Cash Flow Estimate:

$3,000 /month

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Keller Williams Memorial

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Interest Rate Assumption

$725/month

No HOA

5.947%

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