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Turnover for a Seventies Townhome in Ethan’s Glen

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Developer Gerald Hines added a lake to a 32-acre slice of woodsy Memorial back in 1978. Around it, he built Ethan’s Glen, a townhome community with 288 units divided into 2-building clusters of quadplexes. One of the enclave’s larger units came on the market earlier this month, asking $275,000. The 2-story townhome, which has east and north exposures, retains some of that seventies style, such as rough-hewn cedar siding outside and a living room with walls of rustic planks installed in a herringbone pattern. But it also has new paint, new bathrooms, and new, as in last month, carpet upstairs.

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There’s a wood-burning fireplace in the midst of all that wooden wallboard. Most of the floors downstairs are not-so-seventies tile:

A mirrored wall in the dining area reflects a sliding glass door across the room:

In the kitchen, a bar-height wall now framed with crown molding offers light and access:

The living and dining areas open to this deck:

Upstairs, the 1,815-sq.-ft. townhome has 3 bedrooms:

There’s another mirrored wall in this one:

And in its bathroom, too:

The lakeside development, designed by San Francisco architects Fisher-Friedman Associates with landscape firm SWA, includes a pool:

and this iconic clubhouse and deck extending over the water:

There’s also a walkway around the lake.

The development’s 2 tennis courts are next to a stretch of Buffalo Bayou, which is not part of the community, located off Memorial Dr. west of Gessner Rd.

All those amenities — plus the security patrol —bump the maintenance fee to $395 per month.


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