Raised cottageArcaded basementLong leaf pine flooringInground poolElegant formal roomsAbundant country kitchen
A rare opportunity to own a part of Rockport’s history. The Mathis House is a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark. John M Mathis (1831-1922) had his home built for his family in 1868-69. Instrumental in platting the town of Rockport, he served as its first mayor in 1870. In 1880 he deeded the house to his cousin Thomas H Mathis, a leading rancher, shipper and banker. Exhibiting Italiante, Classical and Greek Revival details, the raised cottage features a center passage plan, arcaded basement and entry portico with paired fluted columns. Elegant formal rooms and abundant country kitchen. Grand master bedroom is ensuite. 12-15 foot ceilings and picture molding. Long Leaf Pine flooring. Current owner has added an inground pool for outdoor enjoyment and restored a portion of the interior to its original shiplap. The 18,500 sf lot next door is also for sale – expanding the footprint and possibilities for this unique estate.
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Tammy Redden281-802-3385,
RE/MAX Security Real Estate
Source: South Texas MLS,MLS#: 452462Originating MLS: Corpus Christi
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
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Utilities
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