Welcome to your Galveston getaway – steps from the Strand & a short walk to the beach! Enjoy historic charm & modern comfort in this 1920s bungalow:
– Sleeps 5 | 3 bedrooms | 3 beds | 2 baths
– Private fenced backyard w/ deck
– Covered porch swing for coffee or evening drinks
– Fully stocked kitchen & dining table
– Fast WiFi (304 Mbps) & streaming TV
– Free private car garage + reserved street parking Horse-drawn carriages clip-clop past tree-lined streets as you sip coffee on the front porch swing. A soft breeze carries the salt air from the nearby coast while Segway tours and trolley cars hint at the history surrounding you. Just blocks from the Strand and a short walk to the beach, this 1920s bungalow offers a quiet retreat within Galveston’s East End Historic District.
Sleeping arrangements
This home accommodates up to 5 guests across three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The primary bedroom features a king-size Tuft & Needle mattress, en-suite bathroom with double sinks, and a smart TV. A second bedroom offers a queen bed with a memory foam mattress, while the third bedroom is a small, cozy space with a twin daybed, accessed through the primary bedroom. With two full bathrooms, mornings and evenings are easy to navigate for groups or families.
Outdoor living
Relax on the covered front porch swing as the neighborhood comes to life or head to the fully fenced backyard where tropical greenery surrounds a raised deck. Outdoor furniture and a dining area invite you to linger over a meal or enjoy an afternoon drink in privacy.
Interior comforts
The living room blends vintage character with modern convenience, providing ample seating, a smart TV with streaming services, board games, and books. High-speed WiFi (verified at 304 Mbps) and an Ethernet connection make it simple to stream 4K content or work remotely.
Kitchen & dining
The kitchen is fully stocked with a gas stove, oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, Keurig coffee maker with pods, blender, toaster, kettle, crock pot, and all the cookware and utensils you need. A dining table makes sharing meals easy, whether you are preparing a quick breakfast or a holiday dinner.
Amenities
You will find towels, bed linens, soap, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, shower gel, and cleaning products provided, as well as extra pillows, blankets, hangers, and room-darkening shades. A washer and dryer are available in the building. Central air conditioning, heating, ceiling fans, and portable fans help keep the space comfortable year-round. Entertainment options include streaming TV with Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Roku, and Fire TV, along with a DVD player and board games. Safety features include exterior security cameras on the back door, front patio, and garage, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, a fire extinguisher, and a first aid kit.
Parking and access
A private two-car garage offers convenience in this historic district, along with free street parking and a reserved street parking permit. Self check-in is available with a smart lock for flexible arrivals.
Neighborhood
Located five blocks from the Strand District, you can stroll to cafés, galleries, and landmarks such as the Grand 1894 Opera House. The beach is a 12-block walk away, perfect for sunrise walks or afternoons at Stewart Beach or East End Beach. The neighborhood is a National Historic Landmark filled with 19th-century architecture, Texas historical markers, and opportunities for guided or self-guided tours.
Perfect for
Couples, families, or small groups looking to explore Galveston on foot while enjoying the privacy of a home base. This no-pet property provides a thoughtful balance of historic charm and practical amenities for a relaxed stay.
Off-street parking is available in the garage. You’ll have access to use the garage. Street parking is also available with a permit which can be provided. These permits MUST remain in the house after your stay.
I am available by the AirBnB app or you can text or call us.
The East End Historic District is an attraction unto itself. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, and is a National Historic Landmark.
Most houses in the area date from the mid-nineteenth century, to the beginning of the twentieth century, and are beautiful examples of the period.
Many have Texas historical markers, and there are numerous guided and self-guided tours of the neighborhood where you can learn more. You can expect to see horse-drawn carriages go by, as well as tour groups in trams and on Segways.
The East End Historic District self-guided walking or riding tour is a great place to start. (Find it on the East End Historical District Association website)
– The Galveston Trolley is a great way to get around town between the Strand and Seawall. Other areas will require a car. There is also Uber and Lyft!
– The East End Historical District is a destination on its own! Walk through the neighborhood and observe the beautiful architecture.
– Just 5 blocks away from the Strand!
– Just 12 blocks to the cruise terminal!
The house is one story, but there are stairs required to get to the main level. See photos for detail.
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For our protection and yours, the property has security cameras on the exterior. This video footage is not shared, and in no way infringes upon the guests’ expectations of privacy in these public areas of the property. Please do not tamper with the cameras.
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