THE PARADE HOME built by Krist Hubert of Burkhardt and Hubert Construction Company is a luxuriously planned contemporary model of Holiday Hill stone and redwood.
Located at 5107 Jackwood, it was designed by L. B. Wooters and has an exterior dramatically dominated by two large wrought iron gates, one at the entrance way and another at the driveway. This driveway gate is electrically controlled and opens to a carport that leads to the two-car garage.
The entrance court leads to a flagstone foyer which opens into the living room on the right, the bedroom wing on the left, and the den in the center. The living room and dining room are separted and have sloping beamed ceilings and clerestory windows.
The kitchen, opening off the dining room, is paneled in birch and has a Thermador oven and range, Revco built-in deep freeze and refrigerator and American dishwasher and disposer.
The three bedrooms have built-in storage drawers in the closets.
In the hall just off the center bath is a service room with Whirlpool Imperial washer and dryer. This location is believed more convenient than in the kitchen or garage area, where service rooms are usually located.
The home is cooled and heated with a five-ton Worthington unit and it has radio and intercom throughout.
It has a Thermo built-in shingle roof, and is completely furnished by Sembera in modern style.
Builder Hubert has lived in Houston for 25 years. He entered the building business seven years ago. He is the owner of the Hubert Lumber Company, is a director of the Bellaire Chamber of Commerce and president elect of the Lions Club of Bellaire.
Landscape Design by RALPH H. COBB
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