Carterhaus Estate

History

Restoration Begins

A historic building with intricate architectural details features arched windows and ornate decorations on the rooftop. The structure is made of red-brown bricks, and there are large glass windows with dark wooden frames. Decorative elements include balustrades and artistic carvings. In front of the building, there is a vintage streetlamp.

Architectural Details

Preserving the original arched French doors and bronze ironwork that define the home’s Southern Regency style.
A historic, two-story brick building features arched windows with pale green shutters and decorative corbels under the eaves. The structure is set on a sloped street surrounded by lush green trees. Its rustic charm is highlighted by small architectural details and a sign mounted near the corner.

Modern Updates

Thoughtful enhancements blend seamlessly with historic elements to support comfortable, contemporary living.
A historical stone and brick house with three stories features rustic blue shutters on its windows. The facade is adorned with climbing ivy and flowers, creating a charming and quaint appearance. A small, decorative metal fence and lush greenery sit in front of the house, with a stripe-patterned crosswalk visible on the street.

Community Legacy

Opening the estate during holidays to serve the underserved and celebrate Beaumont’s shared heritage.

Our Roots

The Vision

Built in 1935, the estate was the dream of oilman J. Cooke Wilson, Sr., embodying resilience and exquisite detail amid the Depression.

Designed by John F. Staub, it reflects timeless southern regency elegance.

Original Creation

Cook-Wilson

1935-1936

Designed by John F. Staub, it reflects timeless southern regency elegance.

Modern Revival

Carterhaus

2023-Present

Restored to honor history, while embracing today’s needs.

Timeless Beauty

Snapshots capturing Carterhaus Estate’s enduring charm and historic details.

A two-story historic house with large windows and American flags hanging near the entrance. There is a well-maintained garden with shrubs and a tree in front of the house. The structure features a symmetrical design with white and beige colors, complemented by Greek Revival architectural elements.
A large, historic stone building with classic architectural features, framed by two large trees. The building is accessed by a brick pathway and steps leading up to a grand wooden door. Wrought iron fencing and lush green foliage surround the front garden area.
A historic brick building with a prominent chimney is partially obscured by a large tree with sprawling branches. The brickwork features intricate patterns, and the building's windows are framed with a warm wood. The setting is serene, with a mix of natural and architectural elements.
A historic stone building with a weathered facade featuring arches and small windows. The architecture reflects a rustic, old-world style, surrounded by a well-kept lawn and paving stones. A flagpole with a flag is visible on the left side, and there are mature trees around the area. The sky is partly cloudy with a touch of blue.

Voices

Visiting Carterhaus Estate felt like stepping back in time, yet every detail was thoughtfully updated for comfort and warmth.