1305 S Elm ST, Georgetown TX 78626

SyndicationRemarks: Located in downtown Georgetown’s historic district, this 1928 bungalow is registered with Preservation Georgetown as the Marvin C. Hodges House. Homes from this era were designed with proportion, airflow, and durability in mind, and those qualities remain evident today. The main house offers approximately 1, 320 (+ guesthouse) square feet with three bedrooms and one full bath. Two bedrooms are traditional, while a third room—currently used as a bedroom—was originally a butler’s pantry and works equally well as an office, hobby room, or flexible living space. Original hardwood floors, believed to be longleaf pine, run throughout much of the home, complemented by tall ceilings and original windows that bring in abundant natural light. A stained-glass insert between the living and dining rooms reflects the level of detail typical of early 20th-century construction. Living and dining areas are generously sized and functional for everyday living, while the kitchen and laundry are positioned at the rear of the home, preserving the original flow of the floor plan. A newly built guest house adds meaningful additional space, featuring a large open room and a full bathroom. This structure offers flexibility for guest accommodations, a private office, studio, or fitness space. The property is ideally situated near Georgetown’s nationally recognized Town Square, Southwestern University, the historic courthouse, restaurants, shops, and local theater. This is a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully preserved historic home with modern usability in one of Central Texas’s most walkable and beloved downtown areas