Welcome to 404 E 9th Avenue in Belton, a beautifully preserved Victorian home recognized as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark through the Texas Historical Commission. Built in 1881 and once part of the historic Wedemeyer Academy, this residence showcases true period craftsmanship with original wood floors, intricate trim work, cypress fish-scale shingles, and charming architectural details that define classic Victorian style.

Inside, you’ll find a warm and inviting layout featuring multiple living spaces, two fireplaces, built-ins, and thoughtfully executed updates that support modern living while honoring the home’s heritage. The kitchen blends historic charm with contemporary conveniences, and the home’s tall windows bring in abundant natural light.

Situated on a generous corner lot, the property offers a private fenced yard, mature landscaping, and a picturesque garden area. A detached outbuilding provides flexible use as a studio, office, or guest space, and the wraparound-style porch and outdoor courtyards create inviting places to relax.

Located just moments from downtown Belton and the University of Mary Hardin–Baylor, this rare Victorian treasure combines historical significance with everyday livability. Perfect as a primary residence, a unique rental, or a boutique business opportunity, this home offers timeless character in an exceptional location.