Bill and Stacey Henderson along with their children, Trevor and Makenna, have long enjoyed the beautiful scenery the backyard of their Dickinson home has provided. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Into the wild
A cozy cottage by the sea
When Gisele Oriot saw the 1973 two-bedroom, two-bath Jamaica Beach house, she fell in love with it and saw its potential. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Beachy finds, sandy feet and a million-dollar view make for a perfect beach house
‘Seasoned with love’
Suzanne Dues doesn’t cook much but she loves her kitchen and all the memories it houses, she said. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Old and new memories are savored in League City kitchen
‘A tranquil effect’
Suzanne Little sits by a bed of flowers in her garden on Galveston’s West End. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Island gardener finds relaxation in the beauty she creates
‘We bought the view’
Darryl and Nancy Greenfield stand on their deck above the dock at their bayside house in Pirates Cove in Galveston. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Islanders knock down walls to create the house of their dreams
Coastal crop
Priscilla Baxter picks a tomato from a plant in the deck garden of her Pirates Beach home in Galveston. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Islander grows vegetables in a seaside garden
Birthplace of the space shuttle
Maxime Faget’s 1962 Dickinson Bayou home is designated a historic landmark by the Dickinson Historical Society and considered the birthplace of the space shuttle. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
NASA’s first reusable spacecraft began in the garage of this Dickinson house
Made from scratch
Chris and Whitney Uhler hold their children, Ava, 4, and Ethan, 1, in their remodeled League City kitchen. The Uhlers bought the house last year and gutted the entire structure to fit their style. Whitney Uhler, who grew up watching her mother bake, said the kitchen is her favorite room in the house. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
A complete remodel brightens this League City kitchen
From bare to blooming
Gerhard Meinecke and his wife, Daisy, relax on a shaded porch that is partially obscured by trumpet vine at their Texas City home on Dickinson Bayou. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Texas City gardener transforms landscape at her home on the bayou
‘I could see it’
Natasha and Bryan Loggins found the perfect place to spend weekends when they purchased a cozy 822-square-foot cottage in Galveston’s Bay Harbor community. Photo by Kelsey Walling
Ignoring naysayers, couple transforms Bay Harbor house into weekender
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