Redwater Tx Historic Bank Now A Charming Home Complete With Vault

If you are looking to move into a cool unique house then you really need to check this house out.

This sweet house was actually the original bank in Redwater then it was home of the Redwater Volunteer Fire Department, but it has been totally redone and renovated into a precious two-bedroom one bath home. And it's for sale right now.

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The really cool thing about this property is that since it was once a bank, it of course had a vault. Well, it still does! What would you put in the vault? Money? Jewelry? Our Digital Editor here at Townsquare, Veronica said it reminded her of the movie Quiet Place 2 where they hide the baby when it cries, to keep the family safe from the blind Aliens. Let's hope we don't have to worry about using it for that reason any time soon.

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This house is located at 104 Page Street in Redwater and it's 1,155 square feet.

Check out more pictures of this unique house!

The Living Room

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Dining Area

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The Kitchen

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Office Space

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Utility Room with Storage

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Bathroom

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Bedroom 1

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Bedroom Two...Oh, and Do You See The Vault?

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Better View of the Old Bank Vault

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You can find out more information by contacting Wilma Gerrald with Re/Max Preferred

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