Designed in 1925 by the renowned Rudolph Madrak, architect of the Hotel Galvez, this Mission Revival residence is a rare architectural treasure in Galveston's Silk Stocking Historic District. Accompanied by its original blueprints and historic photographs, the solid masonry home offers 2,664 square feet of single-level living—a rarity on the island, where homes of this size are typically multi-story. Featuring 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, with an incredible office and massive butlers pantry. Original details include 11-foot coved ceilings, refinished oak and maple hardwood floors, arched windows and doorways, extensive built-ins, 12 closets, and original fireplace. Major system updates include electrical, plumbing, insulation, ductwork, and interior finishes. A 150 sq ft basement provides valuable storage, while the detached two-car garage is topped by a 440 sq foot renovated apartment. Located just seven blocks from the Seawall along Galveston's famed Mardi Gras parade route.