61Days on Market

1view

$2,000

$2,100

6514 Luce Street B, Houston, TX, 77087

On Market

Lease

Price Drop

3 Beds

2 Bath

2,506 Sq Ft

Duplex

$0.8 / sqft

Built in 2026

Highlights

Interior

Bedrooms 3

Bathrooms 2

AppliancesDisposal, Microwave, Dishwasher

About this property

RESIDENTIAL AND/OR COMMERCIAL USE. NO RESTRICTIONS. This stunning newly constructed single-story duplex offers the perfect combination of style, comfort, and location. Thoughtfully designed with high-end finishes, open-concept living spaces, energy-efficient features, and quality craftsmanship throughout, every detail has been carefully selected to create a home that feels both beautiful and functional. Located in the thriving 77087 area, access to Downtown Houston, the Texas Medical Center, Hobby, freeways, shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences. Whether you're looking for a stylish place to call home or seeking a property in a neighborhood experiencing significant growth and investment, this home delivers exceptional value. Bright, modern, and move-in ready, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy the benefits of new construction in a location that keeps you connected to everything Houston has to offer. Unit A is professionally staged.

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Keller Williams Memorial

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Estimated Taxes & Insurance

HOA Fees

Interest Rate Assumption

$X/month

No HOA

5.947%

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