East Montrose subdivision is a marvelous historic area between downtown and the museum district. Bound on the west by Montrose Boulevard, the north by West Gray, the east by Taft and the south by Fairview, we are close to downtown, the museum district, many fabulous restaurants and great shopping.

Our neighborhood was featured in a New York Times article, “In Montrose, Houston First Went Boom”, in March, 2002, “… the Montrose neighborhood, directly west of downtown Houston, defies the stereotype of a shiny Emerald City. Montrose is a pocket of eccentricity and diversity where fine restaurants, antiques stores and art galleries and some of the city’s top art museums such as the Menil Collection can be found. But so can junk shops, tattoo parlors, tarot readers and vintage clothing boutiques. Coffeehouses and sidewalk cafes, a mishmash of architectural styles...” NY Times