What a unique opportunity to own a piece of Lee County history. This home, one of the oldest remaining homes in Giddings, was built in 1890 and underwent a thorough and complete antique restoration several years ago and was entered into the register of Texas Historic Landmarks and a Texas Historical Commission marker is erected on site. The home features a grand front entry portico with columns and spacious open front porch while the back yard includes a large flagstone patio, retractable awning, wood burning fireplace, built-in grill and buffet area with granite countertop providing excellent area for outdoor entertaining. Inside the home you will find beautiful hardwood floors, high ceilings, a masonry fireplace, wide baseboards and custom door and window millwork, massive wooden sliding pocket doors, Plantation shutters and some interior wooden walls. This home also includes modern conveniences such as multiple zoned heating and cooling systems, high-end kitchen amenities and luxurious master bath. Other notable features include a detached two car garage with private bathroom, in ground irrigation system and front yard iron fence and rear vinyl privacy fencing. This property is located at the corner of East Hempstead and South Orange streets near other historic homes and near the heart of downtown Giddings.