On the market for only the second time in 118 years, The Remschel House, built in 1907 by architect Wattenburger and builder Fred Meisenhelder, sits on two prime interior lots just a block from the town square. Enjoy the sounds of church carillons from the charming front porch. Inside, the music room features inlaid parquet floors, antique brass chandeliers, pebble glass doors, a fireplace, and 13-ft ceilings. The parlor flows into a sunlit garden room with stained glass, and the formal dining room connects to a butler's pantry, laundry, and kitchen. The enclosed back porch is a cozy reading nook with access to the backyard, gazebo, and detached 2-car garage. Two main-floor bedrooms have en suite baths. Upstairs, the master suite offers a sitting area, office nooks, and spa-like bath with walk-in closets, soaking tub, and stained glass. The romantic lawn includes the original cistern, fountains, trellises, and mature pecan, oak, and crape myrtle trees. Walk to shops and dine locally.