House at 201 W. 15th Street, Houston
historic place
The House at 201 West 15th Street in Houston, Harris County, is recognized as a historic place. This two-story, L-shaped wood-frame residence was built in 1902. It exhibits a Colonial Revival architectural influence, featuring a one-story porch with thin Ionic columns. The house was individually listed in the National Register of Historic Places on June 22, 1983. It stands within Houston Heights, an area designated a Multiple Resource Area by the National Register Program that same year. Houston Heights was Texas's earliest and largest planned community, incorporated in 1896. This house is significant for its architecture and its role in preserving the historic character of Houston Heights.