3210 Ursuline Street

Built circa 1886, this sturdy 1900 Storm Survivor is located in the heart of Midtown Galveston and offers timeless character in a modern setting. This historic home was included in Ellen Beasley’s Small House Exhibit in 1975 at Washington’s National Building Museum and also noted in the Galveston Architecture Book. Every detail reflects pride of ownership and thoughtful preservation, creating a home that feels both classic and current. Showcasing hardwood floors, triple gables, high ceilings, crown molding, and terrific accents throughout, you will be proud to call this your new Galveston home. Set on a full-size lot with a spacious, low-maintenance backyard - this is the perfect setting for kids, pets, and entertaining. Close to everything: beaches, dining, shopping, and restaurants, while still enjoying the charm of a beloved neighborhood. Whether used as a primary residence, second home, or island retreat, this charming cottage delivers timeless appeal in a central Island location.