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  3. 5611 Whitehaven

$595,000

5611 Whitehaven
Bellaire, TX, 77401
3beds·2baths·1,493sq ft

About this home

PARK-LIKE LOT in a PEACEFUL SPOT: Situated on a quiet low traffic one-block street of shady arched oaks in a tranquil part of Bellaire with friendly neighbors. This comfortable original 3/2 home has an over 10,000 sf lot: 73x145. Solid and remodeled, great hardwood floors.- it’s move-in ready. A perfect starter or downsizer home or to live in now and build later. Zoned to highly rated Bellaire High. Bellaire is an independent, zoned city with its own well-regarded police and fire services. Easy access to the Med Center, Loop 610, IH 69 and Westpark tollway. NEVER FLOODED. Roof 2022.

Property details

Year built
1952
Property type
Residential
Style
Single Family Residence
Heating
Natural Gas
Cooling
Electric
Garage spaces
2
Water
Public
Sewer
Public Sewer
Lot
0.243 acres
Taxes / yr
$8,416
Estimated monthly
$4,234/mo
P&I $3,167 · Tax $893/mo · Ins $174/mo

Estimate only. Taxes and insurance are typical TX defaults; check exact figures before buying.

Listed by
Keller Williams Realty Metropolitan
Mike Livingston
MLS76252632Listed7/19/2026
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