1806 Eubank St, Georgetown, TX 78626

Space, Story and Style in Old Town. This timeless Craftsman residence is in one of the area’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Originally built in 1946, and Reimagined in 2012 under architect J. Bryant Boyd (Preservation Georgetown), the home honors its architectural roots while offering modern functionality. Every detail reflects a careful balance of craftsmanship and livability.

Recent updates make this home truly move-in ready. The entire interior was repainted (April 2026), new carpet downstairs (April 2026), staircase and upper level (2024). New lighting enhances the warm, inviting feel throughout. Major improvements include a full sewer line replacement to the main (2025), offering valuable long-term peace of mind. Situated on an expansive .2-acre lot, the property offers incredible flexibility—large enough for a pool, guest house, or ADU (buyer to verify with the City of Georgetown). Alley access provides added convenience and privacy, complete with a large rolling gate. Don’t forget about the existing building, which would make a perfect retreat, home office, gym or yoga studio.

Upstairs features a standout, one-of-a-kind element—two hidden “secret rooms” off the secondary bedrooms, perfect for creative spaces, playrooms, or additional storage.

Zoned to Georgetown ISD schools and just minutes from Downtown Georgetown, you’ll enjoy easy access to the historic square, local dining, boutique shopping, and year-round community events that make this area so special. Quick access to I-35 and major employers adds everyday convenience. This is more than a home—it’s a rare blend of character, location, and opportunity in the heart of Old Town. Whether you’re drawn to the historic charm, the oversized homesite, or the unique features you simply can’t replicate, 1806 Eubank offers a rare blend of character, space, and opportunity in the heart of Georgetown. Don’t forget about the low 1.82% tax rate!

Built in 1946, 1806 Eubank Street in Georgetown's historic Eubank Addition is a Craftsman home that proves restoration done right preserves character while enabling modern living. The original structure arrived with authentic period details, but a comprehensive 2012 reimagining by architect J. Bryant Boyd of Preservation Georgetown established the blueprint for thoughtful updates that respect the home's origins without pretending the past 80 years didn't happen.

The restoration philosophy is evident throughout. Original Craftsman bones remain visible in the layout and spatial flow, but the 2,425 square feet now functions for 21st-century families. The open floorplan connects living spaces that were once divided, while recessed lighting and a smart thermostat work seamlessly into the architecture rather than against it. Granite counters and wood flooring honor the quality craftsmanship ethos of 1946 construction, just with modern durability. The primary bedroom sits on the main level for accessibility, paired with a soaking tub and walk-in closets that add contemporary comfort to classic positioning.

Recent updates from 2024-2026 ensure move-in readiness: fresh interior paint, new carpet downstairs, full staircase restoration, and critically, a complete sewer line replacement to the main in 2025. That infrastructure work means decades of confident ownership without the anxiety that haunts older homes.

The 0.2-acre lot on Eubank Street provides space most Old Town Georgetown properties lack. Large mature trees frame the property while leaving room for a pool, guest house, or accessory dwelling unit pending city approval. Three distinct porches (front, rear, side) and an arbor extend living into outdoor space. An existing detached structure offers flexibility: home office, studio, or guest retreat. Two hidden rooms off secondary bedrooms provide unexpected creative possibilities that new construction simply cannot replicate.

Located within Georgetown ISD, the property feeds to Annie Purl Elementary, James Tippit Middle, and East View High School. Downtown Georgetown's historic square sits minutes away via Church Street and Leander Road, delivering access to restaurants, galleries, and year-round events. I-35 connectivity brings Dell, Apple, Tesla, Oracle, and Domain offices within reasonable commute range.

At $329 per square foot, 1806 Eubank Street represents the intersection of historic preservation and practical living, where original character and modern systems coexist as equals.