Discover the Frank Marrs Home—an exquisite, one-of-a-kind historic residence built in 1891 and beautifully reimagined through a meticulous ground-up restoration completed in 2018. Ideally positioned on a spacious 0.47-acre corner lot in Georgetown’s sought-after Old Town District, this 4-bedroom, 2,782 sq ft single-story home offers the rare harmony of preserved architectural detail and modern sophistication. From the original, repurposed pine shiplap ceilings to the reclaimed oak hardwood floors and floor-to-ceiling windows, every space reflects timeless craftsmanship and abundant natural light. The chef’s kitchen is equipped with premium appliances, including a Wolf gas range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, two-story cabinetry with a ladder rail, and a vintage built-in china hutch—perfect for both entertaining and everyday living. The spacious living area features a stacked wood-burning fireplace flanked by custom cabinetry and an accent shiplap wall. The serene primary suite includes transom windows, a clawfoot tub, separate glass-encased shower, and leaded etched glass accents—offering a private spa-like retreat. Additional highlights include a sunroom framed by historic Waco-sourced doors, a charming mudroom with vintage details, and a built-in storm shelter for added peace of mind. Surrounded by mature heritage trees and professionally landscaped grounds, this home is located just blocks from the town square, San Gabriel Park, and river trails—only 30 minutes from Austin. 403 E 4th St isn’t just a home—it’s a living piece of Georgetown’s history, thoughtfully restored and ready for its next chapter.