Welcome to 411 S. Eleventh Street - an extraordinary residence nestled in Garland’s storied Travis College Hill Historic District. Built in 1913, this timeless home has been thoughtfully restored and meticulously maintained, offering a rare opportunity to own one of the city’s most admired landmarks. Once the residence of Mayor G. Lester Davis and his wife, Mattie Cole Davis, this home holds a unique place in Garland’s history and was among the first in the city to feature indoor plumbing; an innovation well ahead of its time. Today, it stands as a beautiful blend of architectural heritage and modern convenience. Spanning over 3,200 square feet, this 5-bedroom, 2.1-bath home offers expansive living with character and grace. Elegant interiors showcase tall ceilings, rich wood finishes, original millwork, and period-style fixtures. A fully updated kitchen, spacious dining areas, and serene living room create the perfect balance of comfort and sophistication. The bedrooms and baths provide both privacy and retreat, while every space reflects thoughtful preservation paired with functional updates. Enjoy the charm of the wide wraparound porch, screened balcony, and tree-shaded yard; ideal for gatherings or quiet mornings at home. Separate enclosed parking for up to 3 cars, enhances both convenience and value. Recognized with a Texas State Historic Marker in 2015, the Travis College Hill Historic District is one of Garland’s most beloved enclaves, known for its “Magic 11th Street” charm and strong sense of community. 411 S. Eleventh is not just a residence - it’s a landmark, a story, and an invitation to live in elegance within a piece of Texas history.