The tour provides a rare opportunity to look inside five unique spaces that reflect the rich Houston Heights architectural tradition of this charming neighborhood. The homes will be all decorated for the holidays, with musicians and carolers adding to the festivities.

Tour Headquarters will be at the Houston Heights City Hall and Fire Station. There, visitors can explore the Holiday Craft Market, listen to live music and enjoy a tasty bite from one of the food trucks. At the market, attendees can pick up a $12 limited edition Houston Heights ornament, which will also be on sale before the tour at area shops. Shuttle buses to the tour homes will be available at Tour Headquarters, and parking will be available close by.

Cavanaugh Home - 1028 Arlington St.
1920s Bungalow, a delightful blend of original character and contemporary style.

Chase Home - 625 Cortlandt St. 
Bungalow built in 1919, the multi-talented homeowners turned this into a remarkable space, featured in numerous publications.

Cox Home - 711 Mosby Cir.
1994 Italianate style, recently renovated to incorporate modern refinements adding warmth, light and a more functional living space.

Gomez Home - 418 W. 8th St.
Contemporary, loft-style, a treasure trove of eclectic groupings of art, furniture and collectibles, including more than 3,000 holiday ornaments.

Wilson Home - 716 W. 15th St. 
Quaint Cottage, rescued from the wrecking ball and beautifully renovated to reflect its nostalgic past while providing modern-day amenities.