This is what people mean when they say they want a “historic home with character.” 107 Rowland is not a project. It's not something you "have to see the potential" for. It's ready to go and ready to entertain. Built in 1932, this home actually delivers: original hardwood floors, real architectural details, and spaces that feel right the second you walk in. The living area is anchored by a classic fireplace, with natural light hitting from multiple sides. It’s simple, clean, and works without trying too hard. The kitchen has already been done featuring custom cabinetry, cherry wood countertops, stainless appliances. Updated without stripping out the heart and the character to make the home feel better than the rest. Upstairs features a second living area, flexible space for an office, secrete rooms to avoid company when you just feel more introverted and a walkout balcony overlooking a very nice sized backyard. Set in Tyler's First Historic District: the Charnwood Historic District, 107 Rowland is a half mile from Downtown and minutes to the Medical District. Work, eat, play and entertain with the revitalizing Downtown as your neighbor. Homes in this part of Tyler are a real gem. Not just because of location, but history, character, and proximity that’s hard to replicate.

Listing courtesy of Jamey Whitley of Shilling Real Estate Company



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