Every home has a story. This one just happens to have chapters that span more than a century. Welcome to the GE Hurst Historical House—originally constructed in 1910 and reborn in 2018 through a meticulous renovation that preserved its soul while anchoring it in the now. Set on a lush .54-acre lot filled with mature native trees, this home feels like a page out of Grapevine’s past with a future-proof foundation—literally—built atop a modern steel pier-and-beam system. With over 4,560 square feet under roof and 2,780 square feet of conditioned living space, the layout is as thoughtful as it is functional. Downstairs, the primary suite offers privacy and comfort with a spa-like en suite bath, while a guest suite on the same floor provides hospitality with ease. A light-filled great room flows into the heart of the home—an updated kitchen and dining area designed for gathering. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms each feature full baths, accompanied by a large second living area and an expansive office space that could double as a creative studio or library.
The details tell the real story—preserved trimwork, wide-plank floors, antique-inspired fixtures—all balanced by smart updates and energy-efficient systems. Outside, a 960 sq ft detached garage-workshop echoes the aesthetic of a classic Texas barn, offering functionality with curb appeal. And the porte-cochere near the mudroom and laundry isn’t just a design feature—it’s a daily convenience.
This is more than a historical home—it’s a legacy, lovingly restored and ready for its next chapter.
