A Queen Anne Revival home in Galveston, a midcentury-modern bungalow in West Palm Beach and an 1890 brick house in Iowa City.

This house is in the Silk Stocking Historic District, where the streets are lined with palm trees and well-preserved homes from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It is within walking distance of a bagel shop, a CVS drugstore, a hardware store and a public library.

Driving to the city’s pier, to Stewart Beach, on the Gulf of Mexico, or to Galveston Historic Seaport, which has a maritime museum and several waterfront restaurants, takes about five minutes. Texas A&M University at Galveston is 10 minutes away. Houston is an hour’s drive.

Size: 3,078 square feet

Price per square foot: $260

Indoors: A white picket fence with a gate encloses the front yard. Beyond, a path crosses the lawn, stepping up to a covered entry adorned with original wood trim.

The front door opens into a long foyer with an original staircase and hardwood floors. Off one side of the foyer are a family room and a parlor used as a home office, linked by original wood pocket doors. Off the other side is a living room linked by pocket doors to a dining room. At the end of the foyer is a sunroom with access to a full bathroom and a wood deck.

The kitchen, at the back of the house, has brick floors, stainless steel appliances and access to a laundry room.

All four bedrooms are on the second floor, reached from the stairs in the foyer. The primary suite has French doors that open to a private balcony and a bathroom with a claw-foot soaking tub, penny-tile floors and subway-tile wainscoting. The smaller bedroom next door is currently used as a nursery. On the opposite side of the landing is a bedroom with enough space for a king-size bed. The fourth bedroom, which faces the street, has an en suite bathroom.

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