History

Sealy has a population of a little over 6,000 and is located 30 minutes west of Houston on Interstate 10. Sealy retains the small-town charm of yesteryear and experiences a low crime rate, but is close enough to the larger cities to make commuting to work or traveling to museums, theatres and shopping a short trip.

The house is located three blocks from State Hwy 36 that runs north/south through Sealy and approximately 10 blocks from I-10.

The Ward House is within walking distance of several churches and the neighborhood park known as the Levine Park. The Levine Park is home to several annual events, including the Fantasy of Lights.

There are numerous interesting sites and tours in the area including the historic painted churches in neighboring Fayette County, winery tours, the San Felipe de Austin Museum in neighboring San Felipe, the Round Top Antiques Show and many others.

The Ward House is located in a great old neighborhood in Sealy, Texas. Almost all of the homes in the neighborhood are over 50 years old. The neighborhood has been experiencing a "rebirth," with numerous older houses having undergone restoration during the past few years - this is a neighborhood that is becoming more beautiful and more desirable every year. Sealy is located near many opportunities for work, education, exploration of Texas history, and fun.