Built in 1911 for grocery heir Sess Cleveland and home to his family for 60 years, a 5,700 sq ft historic mansion on Houston’s Courtlandt Place that last sold in 2015 after being listed at $2.35 million is now on the market for nearly $4 million
- A century-old mansion with ties to one of Houston’s prominent business families has returned to the property market, with an asking price of $3.995 million.
- Located at 8 Courtlandt Place near the Montrose neighbourhood, the approximately 5,700-square-foot residence combines early 20th-century architecture with updated interiors and modern amenities.
- According to the property listing on Compass and reporting by the Houston Chronicle, the house was built in 1911 for Alexander Sessums Cleveland, known as Sess Cleveland, whose father helped establish one of Texas’s largest wholesale grocery busine
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- A century-old mansion with ties to one of Houston’s prominent business families has returned to the property market, with an asking price of $3.995 million.
- Located at 8 Courtlandt Place near the Montrose neighbourhood, the approximately 5,700-square-foot residence combines early 20th-century architecture with updated interiors and modern amenities.
- According to the property listing on Compass and reporting by the Houston Chronicle, the house was built in 1911 for Alexander Sessums Cleveland, known as Sess Cleveland, whose father helped establish one of Texas’s largest wholesale grocery busine
Sources: Times of India