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On 7/4/2019 at 4:13 PM, Mapcats said:

Britborrego1, Did you manage to get any photos? Would love to see the inside of that house

If you have a Facebook look up Vintage West Houston. They have an entire post up about the house and many people who have entered the house (including myself) over the years have posted photos! 

On 6/25/2019 at 6:02 PM, Britborrego1 said:

This house is now being bulldozed. My ex father in law is the one doing it. The property has been bought and being turned into a neighborhood. It’s one of the biggest houses I’ve seen in a long time. And at 1 time beautiful! There are 5 fireplaces inside this house that are all big enough for 4-5 grown men to stand inside of comfortably. There’s at least 9 bedrooms that I counted(might have lost count on a few due to the way the house is set up). I’m pretty sure the house was inherited after the original owner passed away. You can tell by the way they were living that it was turned into a drug house. But it definitely has some history behind it. I found the guy on Facebook that was living in it. Sent him a message asking him the story behind the house because it’s definitely haunted!! No response from him as of yet.

The house was most definitely NOT turned into a drug house. Kit Perkins lived in the house for the past 7+ years, along with my mother who lived in it with him from 2017-2018. The house is/was mostly condemned. There are 11 bedrooms total, only about 4 that weren’t condemned and somewhat livable. One room had been completely taken over by honey bees. No one dared to enter most as they had been taken over by other animals/trash and who knows what else. They had to install huge wooden latches in most of the doors to prevent squatters from entering the home at night. There were literally holes in the walls, floors and ceilings in most rooms. The owners of Visible Changes were the most recent owners of the house until about a month ago went they finally sold the property. Kit needed a place to live and they needed someone to stay in the house so that it wasn’t taken over by homeless people, which is why he lived there for so many years!