$499,900 $2,684 est/mo Sourced by Back At You
3613 83rd Street,Galveston, TX 77554
Galveston, TX 77554
Twilight lends a soft glow to this Galveston ranch, where palms punctuate the broad lawn and a pale walkway leads directly to the front door. Wide windows enliven the white facade, and the low-slung roof keeps the architecture grounded and welcoming. The frontage faces approximately east-northeast, offering a morning-light orientation. Beyond the circular drive, island pleasures range from the Seawall shoreline to artisan coffee at Sugar Bean in Evia, an appealing complement to life at home.
Soft blue-gray walls, crisp crown molding and richly varied wood-look tile establish a composed coastal palette in the living room. A broad, white-trimmed picture window frames palms outside, while a wood-tone ceiling fan and wall sconce add warmth overhead. Virtual staging illustrates a generous conversation area with a sofa, lounge chair and low table. The open doorway beyond maintains a connection to the adjoining rooms, balancing a comfortable place to gather with an easy path through the home.
With the furnishings removed, the living room reveals its generous window wall and uninterrupted expanse of wood-look tile. White crown molding outlines the ceiling, substantial door casing defines the entry, and pale blue-gray walls provide a versatile backdrop for artwork. A ceiling fan anchors the room while the wall sconce introduces a softer layer of light. The front window's broad panes welcome daylight and garden views, with an open passage preserving circulation toward the rest of the plan.
Viewed toward the front entry, this virtually staged living room balances an intimate seating arrangement with open circulation. The white door's decorative star-patterned glazing offers a distinctive focal point, echoed by crisp window casings and crown molding. Multitone wood-look tile gives the room visual depth beneath the neutral rug and cream sofa shown. A broad front window brightens the sitting area, while the opening beyond links the room to the home's separate dining space for entertaining.
The entry-side perspective highlights the living room's clean proportions, with a long wall for a media arrangement or art collection and broad glazing beside the front door. White crown molding and baseboards sharpen the blue-gray palette, while staggered wood-look tile carries a warm rhythm across the floor. Decorative glazing brings character to the paneled entry door. The wide opening at the far end leads toward the dining room, giving everyday living and more formal gatherings a natural connection.
From the interior side of the living room, virtual staging shows how a generous sofa and accent chair can frame the front window without closing off circulation. Crown molding, white baseboards and pale blue-gray walls create a quietly tailored setting, grounded by the brown tones of the wood-look tile. Glazed double doors at the left introduce the primary bedroom connection. The front door and opposite passage remain visible, making the room's central role in the single-story layout easy to appreciate.
This unobstructed view reveals the living room's relationship to the primary bedroom through white, glass-paneled double doors. Across the room, a broad front window brings the palm-lined outlook into view, while the nearby entry door offers a direct welcome from the front walk. Crown molding and neatly framed openings add definition to the pale walls. The continuous wood-look tile visually unifies the space, leaving generous flexibility for a seating group, statement rug and thoughtfully placed artwork.
The relationship between kitchen and living room comes into focus in this virtually staged view. A breakfast bar with white vertical paneling and a warm, mottled countertop defines the cooking area without closing it off. Beyond, a cream sofa and timber-toned media console suggest an inviting place to gather. Wood-look tile continues through both spaces, and coordinating ceiling fans mark the different zones. The open sightlines keep conversation flowing from meal preparation to relaxed evenings together.
An open sweep of wood-look tile connects the kitchen, breakfast area and living room, revealing the flexibility of the central gathering spaces. White paneled cabinetry and a vertically detailed breakfast bar bring texture to the kitchen edge, while a short dividing wall offers a focal point for the living area. Crown molding ties the pale blue-gray walls together. Broad front glazing and the rear glazed doors introduce daylight from opposite ends, giving the connected layout an airy, balanced feel.
A round table and upholstered chairs, shown through virtual staging, demonstrate the breakfast room's inviting scale beside the kitchen. White, divided-light double doors draw the eye toward the covered rear porch and create a direct route for outdoor meals. Crown molding outlines the soft blue-gray walls, while wood-look tile and the fan's warm blades enrich the neutral palette. The adjacent breakfast bar adds another gathering point, keeping conversation close as coffee is poured and the day begins.
The unfurnished breakfast room makes the kitchen-to-porch connection clear. Divided-light double doors open at the rear, while a white-paneled breakfast bar defines the kitchen just beyond the dining area. Continuous wood-look tile creates a cohesive foundation, and crown molding lends a finished edge to the blue-gray walls. A ceiling fan centers the space without interrupting its open sightlines. There is room to envision a welcoming breakfast table with a straightforward path to the covered deck.
White paneled cabinets wrap the kitchen in a bright, classic finish, offset by warm brown, mottled countertops and a matching short backsplash. A window above the sink introduces daylight at the work surface, while the electric range and over-range microwave form a compact cooking station. Wood-look tile extends from the adjoining breakfast room, visually connecting the spaces. At the left, the breakfast bar and glazed rear doors support an easy transition from preparing a meal to serving it on the porch.
This reverse angle reveals the kitchen's practical U-shaped arrangement, with broad stretches of counter surrounding the sink and electric range. White cabinet doors, small contrasting knobs and a simple ceiling light keep the composition crisp; brown-speckled surfaces add depth against the pale walls. The dishwasher sits beneath the counter near the sink, and a microwave is positioned above the range. Warm wood-look tile continues underfoot, linking the workspace to the home's adjoining gathering areas.
A chandelier suspended beneath a circular ceiling medallion lends the dining room a distinct sense of occasion. Virtual staging pairs a wood dining table with upholstered chairs, showing how the room can host shared meals within its pale walls. Crown molding and white window trim provide a tailored frame, while wood-look tile keeps the palette warm. The broad opening leads toward the breakfast room and kitchen, allowing a separate dining experience with convenient access for serving and clearing.
Without furnishings, the dining room's architectural details take the lead: a ceiling medallion, candle-style chandelier, continuous crown molding and a wide, white-trimmed window. The blue-gray walls offer a calm setting for a dining suite, with wood-look tile introducing rich variation below. Through the broad opening, the breakfast bar and rear double doors remain in view. This arrangement creates a defined room for entertaining while retaining a direct connection to the kitchen and casual dining area.
Glass-paneled double doors create a distinctive entrance to the primary bedroom, shown with virtual staging that layers neutral bedding, warm wood furnishings and a textured rug. White crown molding and baseboards frame the blue-gray walls, while a wood-tone ceiling fan adds a familiar coastal touch. Built-in corner shelves and upper cabinets provide display and storage opportunities. The open bathroom doorway is visible beside the bed, placing the adjoining bath within the suite's comfortable daily flow.
The primary bedroom's unfurnished view highlights the spacious floor area beyond its glass-paneled double doors. Wood-look tile introduces tonal warmth, complemented by pale blue-gray walls, white crown molding and simple baseboards. At the far corner, curved open shelves sit beneath white cabinetry, creating a useful place for books or collected objects. A ceiling fan with wood-tone blades centers the room, and the open doorway to the adjoining bath makes the suite's arrangement readily apparent.
A broad window becomes the focal point of this reverse primary-bedroom view, drawing in daylight and a palm-framed outlook. Built-in white cabinets and curved corner shelves flank the window area, adding character beyond the virtually staged bed and dresser. Crown molding traces the ceiling, while variegated wood-look tile adds warmth below. Open glass-paneled doors reveal the living room beyond, showing the suite's convenient position within the plan and a graceful connection to the home's central space
Daylight spreads across the bedroom's wood-look tile from a wide, white-trimmed window. The unfurnished perspective showcases built-in upper cabinets and curved corner shelving, details that introduce both storage and display space. Pale blue-gray walls, crown molding and a wood-blade ceiling fan carry the home's consistent interior palette into this retreat. Through the open glass-paneled doors, the living room remains visible, clearly illustrating the bedroom's relationship to the gathering area.
A long vanity gives the primary bath a generous preparation surface, pairing pale paneled cabinetry with a softly speckled countertop and matching backsplash. The dark faucet and slim-framed mirror create a clean contrast, while individual vanity lights add a warm glow. Alongside, the shower's large white surfaces feature delicate gray veining for a marble-inspired finish. Wood-look flooring continues the suite's warm palette, bringing visual continuity to a bath arranged for an unhurried daily routine.
The primary bath's shower surround takes center stage with white surfaces patterned in fine gray veining, complemented by dark plumbing fixtures and a small-format shower floor. The restrained combination gives the bathing area a contemporary character without overwhelming the room. White door casing frames the adjoining primary bedroom, where wood-look tile and built-in shelving remain visible. This view emphasizes the direct bedroom-to-bath connection and the suite's coordinated, light-toned finish.
Virtual staging gives this secondary bedroom a restful composition, pairing layered neutral bedding with a wood dresser beneath the broad window. Crown molding, white baseboards and soft blue-gray walls lend the room the tailored finish as the main living spaces. A ceiling fan centers the layout, while wood-look tile adds depth beneath the rug shown. The visible bathroom entrance and separate closet opening illustrate the practical arrangement of a bedroom with its own adjoining bath and useful storage.
A wide window and uncluttered floor area reveal the secondary bedroom's adaptable proportions. The wood-look tile brings warmth to the pale blue-gray walls, neatly edged with white baseboards and crown molding. A ceiling fan provides an overhead focal point, while the separate closet opening and adjoining bathroom doorway keep storage and daily routines conveniently close. Seen without furnishings, the room offers a clear canvas for a generous bed, bedside tables and a reading chair beside the daylight.
The secondary en-suite bath pairs a pale paneled vanity with a warm, speckled countertop, offering a polished counterpoint to the bedroom's soft palette. A dark, curved faucet sits beneath a slender black-framed mirror, with a multi-light fixture introducing a glow overhead. The white-trimmed window adds daylight and a glimpse of greenery, enriching the otherwise restrained composition. Clean wall surfaces and neatly finished trim keep the room feeling composed, with everyday essentials close at hand.
Two windows on adjoining walls give the third bedroom an appealing sense of openness, with leafy outlooks complementing its blue-gray palette. Virtual staging illustrates a bed, bedside tables and a compact writing desk, suggesting a comfortable balance of rest and a quiet place to work. White crown molding and baseboards finish the room, while warm wood-look tile continues beneath the woven rug shown. A ceiling fan and broad closet doors complete a flexible setting for a personalized retreat.
The third bedroom's unfurnished presentation draws attention to light arriving through two white-trimmed windows on adjoining walls. Wood-look tile offers a richly varied foundation, set against soft blue-gray paint, white crown molding and crisp baseboards. Broad closet doors occupy the near wall, preserving the remaining space for a bed, desk or reading area. A ceiling fan anchors the room overhead. The simple proportions invite a tailored furniture arrangement with useful separation between activities.
A full-length view reveals this secondary bath's arrangement, with a paneled vanity and speckled countertop opposite the doorway and a tub-shower combination at the far end. Gray-veined white wall finishes give the bathing area a fresh, marble-inspired appearance, while dark fixtures repeat the contrast of the framed mirror and vanity lighting. A window above the tub introduces daylight. Wood-look flooring adds warmth, creating continuity with the adjacent interior and softening the crisp white surfaces.
White deck boards, slender balusters and an exposed-beam cover create a bright outdoor room at the rear of the home. Divided-light double doors connect the porch to the breakfast area, flanked by dark wall lanterns that add a crisp accent to the white exterior. The sheltered footprint invites a dining table or a comfortable seating group overlooking the fenced lawn. Begin with coffee at home, then explore Sugar Bean and the lakeside dining options at Evia for a taste of Galveston's relaxed island pace.
This second porch view shows the rear opening with its shutter lowered, adding context to the noted storm shutters. White decking, open balustrades and the overhead beam structure give the covered space a cohesive rhythm. Dark wall lanterns punctuate the rear facade, while the broad footprint offers possibilities for shaded dining or conversation. The porch creates an inviting home base for island days, with the Seawall's beach setting and Number 13's waterfront dining among local pleasures.
Looking outward beneath the covered deck, white beams and slender railing pickets frame a broad lawn bordered by fencing and tropical greenery. The pale decking catches the evening glow, offering a welcoming setting for a long table, lounge chairs or a gathering after a day outdoors. Steps connect the raised porch to the garden, extending its use beyond the sheltered area. Galveston outings can be equally inviting, from gourmet provisions at Empouria in Evia to dinner beside the water on the Seawall
The rear elevation brings the home's outdoor spaces together: a covered deck with white railings, a broad green lawn and a paved approach alongside the house. Warmly lit windows animate the low, single-story facade, while palms and boundary fencing shape the garden's edges. The rear faces approximately west-southwest, giving the covered porch a useful role in tempering afternoon light. This Galveston setting also places island attractions in the picture, including the Rainforest Pyramid at Moody Gardens.
A detached two-car garage adds a useful dimension to the property, with separate white overhead doors, vertical siding and a broad paved approach. An exterior light warms the facade at twilight, while mature palms soften the structure's profile against the lawn and perimeter fence. The MLS identifies the garage as oversized, complementing the home's circular drive and additional parking. Beyond the property, Galveston's Seawall and the cultural calendar at The Grand 1894 Opera House enrich island living.
Located just a block away, this long stretch of wide sandy coastline invites an unhurried walk, with open sky and changing blues giving the scene its sense of scale. As a lifestyle image, it complements the home's Near West End setting without representing a view from the property. The Seawall adds another way to enjoy the coast, with its waterfront promenade, dining destinations and stretches of beach to explore.
This area photograph illustrates the island lifestyle rather than a private beach or a property outlook. Pair time along the Seawall with coffee in Evia or an evening performance at The Grand 1894 Opera House for a day that moves easily from coast to culture.
The floor plan brings the home's three-bedroom, three-bath arrangement into focus, with a central living room linking the entry to the breakfast room and kitchen. A separate dining room sits beside the casual gathering area, while the primary bedroom occupies one side of the home and two secondary bedrooms sit across the plan. Closet and bathroom placements clarify the private spaces. The layout supports connected entertaining areas alongside distinct bedrooms, with rear doors leading to the porch.
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Description
Palm-framed curb appeal sets the tone at 3613 83rd Street, a three-bedroom, three-bath Galveston home in the Near West End. Across 1,612 square feet, wood-look tile, crown molding and wide windows lend warmth and light to single-story living. White kitchen cabinetry and a beadboard breakfast bar flow into the living area; a separate dining room makes room for lingering dinners. The primary suite offers built-in corner shelves and a marble-look shower with dark fixtures, while a second en-suite bedroom welcomes guests. French doors lead to a covered porch and fenced lawn, inviting unhurried afternoons outdoors. Impact windows, storm shutters, a gated driveway and an oversized detached two-car garage add everyday ease. Explore the Seawall, dine at Seahorse Grill or savor dinner and sunset cocktails at Shearn's at Moody Gardens. So much to see just steps away!
Details
| MLS # | 80602455 |
|---|---|
| Listing Type | For Sale |
| Style | House |
| Sub-Type | Resale |
| Status | Active |
| Year | 1970 |
| Days On Site | 18 |
| Listing Provided By | The Reyna Group | Casey Dewees |
Features
| Bed(s) | 3 |
|---|---|
| Bath(s) | 3 Total |
| SQ Feet | 1,612 |
| Garage | 2 |
| Story(s) | 1 |
| Acreage | 0.19 |
Exterior
| Lot Features | Subdivision |
|---|
Parking
| Garage Yes / No | Yes |
|---|---|
| Parking Features | Circular Driveway, Driveway, Detached, Electric Gate, Garage, Oversized |
Location
| Community Features | Community Pool, Curbs, Gutters |
|---|
Area Information
| State | TX |
|---|---|
| County | Galveston |
| City | Galveston |
| Zip Code | 77554 |
| Area | 33 |
| Subarea | Near West End |
| Community Name | Juneman 2 L 199 214 215 |
| Listing VS Median (in Juneman 2 L 199 214 215) | |
Price: $499,900 low | high Med: $251,700 sqft: 1,612 low | high Med: 1,612 $ / sqft: $310 low | high Med: $156 On site: 18 low | high Med: 18.5 | |
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| State | TX |
|---|---|
| County | Galveston |
| City | Galveston |
| Zip Code | 77554 |
| Area | 33 |
| Subarea | Near West End |
| Community Name | Juneman 2 L 199 214 215 |
| Listing VS Median (in Juneman 2 L 199 214 215) | |
Price: $499,900 low | high Med: $251,700 sqft: 1,612 low | high Med: 1,612 $ / sqft: $310 low | high Med: $156 On site: 18 low | high Med: 18.5 | |
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Listing Updated: October 5, 2026 at 8:26:48 PM PDT