Listing Courtesy of: HOUSTON / Listed By: Lpt Realty, LLC
4710 Airport Boulevard 30 Houston, TX 77048
Active (0 Days)
$1,600,000 (USD)
2,816
SQFT
Description
MLS #:
3570085
3570085
Taxes
$39,268(2026)
$39,268(2026)
Lot Size
0.39 acres
0.39 acres
Type
Multifamily
Multifamily
Year Built
1960
1960
School District
27 - Houston
27 - Houston
County
Harris County
Harris County
Community
South Acres Estates Sec 02
South Acres Estates Sec 02
Listed By
Darnell Fuller, Lpt Realty, LLC
Source
HOUSTON
Last checked Nov 7 2026 at 4:59 PM GMT+0000
HOUSTON
Last checked Nov 7 2026 at 4:59 PM GMT+0000
Bathroom Details
Subdivision
- South Acres Estates Sec 02
Heating and Cooling
- Electric
- Ceiling Fan(s)
Exterior Features
- Roof: Composition
School Information
- Elementary School: Woodson Elementary School
- Middle School: Thomas Middle School
- High School: Sterling High School (Houston)
Stories
- 2
Living Area
- 2,816 sqft
Location
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Center and downtown Houston, this gated complex has only an 8 yr old roof. The units have been newly renovated, new laminate, high-quality finishes, new tubs, granite countertops in both the kitchen and bathrooms, ceiling fans throughout, ALL new electric wiring and crown molding in every room. The building is known as the Hattie Mae White Apartments, named after the prominent figure for whom the Houston Independent School District building is also named.