206 W OAK ST 

Mansfield , TX 76063

Historic name: Muncy House (built 1890)

About This Property

 Mrs. Lucinda Muncy bought this lot and constructed the house in 1890. Mrs. Muncy was the widow of John Muncy of Virginia, who died in 1887. On Mrs. Muncy’s death in 1910, the property seems to have passed to her daughter, Alida. Alida Muncy married Jacob Martin Back in 1887 and the property remained in the Back family until it was sold in 1942. 

The house is an example of the Colonial Revival style, popular nationally between the late 1870s and the early 1950s. This style can be recognized by the balanced facade of the house, which is relatively undecorated except for the single story portico. The paired front gables are unusual for a house in historic Mansfield. 

The house is an officially recognized historic resource of the City of Mansfield.

Amenities

Outdoor Green Space
Total Building Size (sq ft): 1,325
Zoning: D1 SU Zone
Current Historic Designations: • Not individually listed on the National Register
• Not located in a National Register District
• Located in a Local District (Not Contributing)
• Not a Local Landmark

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Property Information
Zoning Uses Allowed
Lot Size (acres) 0.1434
Parking Spaces 2
Electrical Service
Heating Type
Official Total Sq Ft 1,325
Total Commercial Units 0
Total Residential Units 1
Total Commerical Sq Ft 0
Total Residential Sq Ft 1,325
Year Built 1890
Last Remodel Date
Last Sale Date
Parcel Number 24750-44-2
Subdivision
Legal Description MANSFIELD, CITY OFBLK 44LOT 2
Located Within
  • DTTX Search Area
  • TIRZ #2
  • Downtown District Boundary

Survey Recommendations

Type
Building - Domestic
Stylistic Influences
No Style
Alterations/Additions
, 1905 There is an addition to the back of the house. Do not know the year.
Survey Recommendations
Not Individually Eligible
- Local level
Priority
Medium
Historic Resources Survey
Historic Resource Survey
Survey Date
6/4/2021
Modification Type