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 Welcome to Glenbrook Valley, one of Houston's finest enclaves of mid-century modern and atomic era rancho style architecture!
Visit "Glenbrook Valley & Friends" on facebook!
Glenbrook was awarded BEST HIDDEN NEIGHBORHOOD by the Houston Press! For more info Click Here
The National Trust for Historic Preservation discusses Glenbrook Valley on their web site
Glenbrook has been written about in a front page article in the Houston Chronicle as well as another article in the this week section.
Look for Glenbrook Valley & this website in the December 23rd, 2005 edtion of the WALL STREET JOURNAL.
Click the Civic Club tab for a link to their website with info on our efforts to make Glenbrook Valley Texas' first post WWII Historic District!
This website is devoted to one of Houston's most unique neighborhoods, Glenbrook Valley. Opening to great fanfare in 1954, Glenbrook Valley featured a neighborhood layout designed by the nationally acclaimed firm of Hare & Hare, and home designs approved by a committee headed by the architectural firm of Crochet & Carroll. It hosted part of the Home Builders Association Parade of Homes that year, and was the exclusive home to the show in 1956. Designs by E. Kelly Gaffney, Crochet & Carroll, William Floyd, & A. Carroll Brodnax were featured. Many Glenbrook Valley homes were also featured in national magazines .
Included on this website is archival information on some of these historic events under both the history section, and the Parade of Homes section.
The photo gallery offers a glimpse into the great homes Glenbrook offers, and the real estate section can help you locate your own mid-century home in the community.
Robert Searcy
Broker-Associate
Texas Real Estate & Co.
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