The Inn Place: Brenham, Texas

Monolithic October 05, 2010, 11:33 a.m. News

Image: The Inn Place — This Brenham, Texas ... — The Inn Place — This Brenham, Texas dome rental complex is available for tour on October 15 & 16, 2010.

This dome is available for tour on October 16, 2010. See entire list of homes available for 2010 National Monolithic Dome Tour.

Owner: Kevin McGuckin & Hannah Mallon

Address: 245 O’Malley Road, Brenham, TX 77833

Phone: 979/830-5857
Email: innplacebrenham@gmail.com

Description:

McGuckin has recently built thirty-two 20’ studio apartments in January 2010. Plus twenty-four other units that are full, no vacancies. He got the idea from the workshop and developed his business plan, got a loan and is very successful in his community. You are welcome to visit on Saturday, October 16 and see how Kevin works his magic.

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