3525 Carondolet Blvd, Waco, TX 76710

A historic Colonial Style home in the coveted Castle Heights neighborhood exudes timeless elegance and classic curb appeal. Built in 1936 for Clotilde Brazelton Eubank, daughter of T.B. Brazelton owner of Brazelton Lumber Co., by Roy McClellan. The home showcases traditional Colonial architecture enhanced by large inviting windows and a prominent covered entry with 2 story decorative columns. Beginning at the curb, walk up an elevated sidewalk with wrought iron railings. The entrance showcases the original door with a decorative pediment, flanked by intricately designed leaded glass sidelights and topped with a matching transom. Inside, the home features 3 spacious living areas with hardwood floors, crown molding, and an abundance of natural light that highlights its rich character. As you enter the foyer the wide staircase with turned wooden balusters leads to the bedrooms. The stair landing features a sitting area which overlooks the gardens in the backyard through expansive windows. The foyer is large enough for furniture such as sideboards and table. At the end of the foyer is a private powder bath and closet. The grand salon to the right of the foyer features a soaring 2 story ceiling, original light sconces, wood burning fireplace, and Swarovski crystal chandelier. This room leads to the 3rd living area. This 3rd living area could be a private suite 5th bedroom. It includes a spacious bath with Jacuzzi whirlpool and two closets. A private French door leads into the gardens. To the left of the foyer is the formal dining room and cozy den. The stately dining room is large enough for a dining table accommodating 12 guests. The dining room is awash in natural light with abundant windows. The den exudes a warm, rustic charm with its knotty pine-framed walls, their rich golden tones and natural grain patterns lend a cozy, cabin like atmosphere. The windows of the den look out into the greenhouse. The formal dining room leads to the butler’s pantry, breakfast room, and kitchen. The kitchen was updated with beautiful stained maple custom cabinets and period correct tile countertops. The kitchen and breakfast room open out onto a large covered patio with ceiling fans under a huge live oak tree. The hallway from the butler’s pantry and den leads to stairs into the basement. At the end of the hall is the private rear staircase from the bedrooms with optional stair lift and doors into the greenhouse and garage. The 2nd floor features 2 bedrooms with private baths and 2 bedrooms with a bathroom in between. The smaller bedroom with private bath leads to a finished attic with HVAC access. This bedroom could be an office, craft room, or nursery. At the end of the upstairs hall is the private rear staircase, a large cedar closet, and exterior door which opens out onto a large 275 sq. ft. balcony above the kitchen. This spacious home sits on three lots, 7 tenths of an acre, and is one of the largest homesites in Castle Heights. The 150 sq. ft. greenhouse enters from the rear courtyard and has an entrance into the back hallway. The lawn has an automated sprinkler system. At one time there were over 1,000 rose bushes growing in the gardens and the surrounding yard is covered in numerous live oak trees which are over 100 years old.