Own a Rare Piece of Marshall’s History – Built in 1866 Step back in time with 601 E Austin Street, a true architectural treasure and one of the earliest homes ever built in Marshall, TX. Constructed in 1866, this remarkable residence is believed to be the first home in the city to have running water, and it still proudly stands today as part of Marshall’s celebrated historic walking tour—the Lale Trail—recognized locally as the “Garrett Home.” Steeped in charm and preserved with care, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers over 3,700 square feet of living space filled with period details, towering ceilings, and colorful personality. Rich hardwood floors, vintage fireplaces, stained glass, and original wood trim, soaring ceilings are just the beginning. The spacious upstairs landing and grand hallways create flexible living spaces, ideal for multi-use or creative styling. The kitchen is beautifully updated while retaining its historic flair—complete with a center island gas cooktop, double ovens, granite countertops, and walls of cabinetry and natural light. Bathrooms feature classic touches like a clawfoot tub, wood paneling, and carved vanities that echo the past while serving today’s needs. Situated on a corner lot with alley access, mature trees, and room to entertain or garden, this home is walking distance to downtown shops, restaurants, and community events. Whether you're looking to own a living piece of East Texas history, restore a landmark, or create a show-stopping Airbnb, the possibilities are endless. Don’t miss your opportunity to carry on the legacy of this historic 1866 gem—601 Austin Street is more than a home; it’s a story waiting to be continued.