Built in 1919 per HCAD, by renowned architect C. B. Schoeppl for Fred & Mayne Green Heyne. "Heyne House" is an important example of Italian Renaissance style. Significant architectural details include overhang eaves w/ round rafter tails, original ceramic tile roof, plaster interior walls, many original fixtures & hardware, & handsome brick/plaster ornamentation. Current stewards of 220 Westmoreland have meticulously & lovingly maintained the home & during their ownership, assiduously upgraded many of its amenities w/ the highest-quality modern conveniences. The home features original hardware, hardwoods, high ceilings, crown moldings, decorative features associated w/ the architecture's vintage & two garden apartments. Founded in 1902 & designated an historic neighborhood in 1997, Westmoreland Historic District is home to some of Houston's grandest residential architecture & features an eclectic mix of "revival" style homes from the early 1900s. Please ask LA for list of improvements.