On Cleburne’s storied Prairie Avenue, where extra-wide streets, mature trees, and estate-size lots set an unmistakable tone, stands 306 Prairie Avenue, a 1909 grande dame with the quiet confidence of a home that has seen the city grow up around it. Set on approximately two-thirds of an acre, the home’s 4,500± square feet unfold with the kind of rhythm you only get from early-20th-century design, grand entry, formal rooms for entertaining, long sightlines, and intimate nooks that invite conversation. Original details and period sensibilities shine: substantial millwork, transoms and tall openings, the gracious scale of rooms meant for both celebration and everyday life. Though generations have passed, the floor plan still works beautifully for modern living, blending spaces to gather with private retreats across four bedrooms and three baths. What truly sets 306 Prairie apart is its place in the Cleburne story. This stretch of Prairie Avenue is a touchstone for the city’s architectural heritage, neighbors include recognized historic landmarks and lovingly preserved residences that together create one of Cleburne’s most admired residential corridors. Owning here isn’t just about a home; it’s about joining a lineage of stewardship on a street synonymous with grace and good bones. Imagine the pageantry: a wedding reception that spills from the formal rooms to the lawn beneath pecans and oaks; winter holidays with mantels dressed and music carrying from room to room; summer evenings with iced tea on the veranda as neighbors wave from that famous, tree-lined boulevard. This is a house that knows how to host. Today, 306 Prairie Avenue stands ready for its next chapter, updated where it matters, timeless where it counts, and anchored in a neighborhood that has defined “address” for more than a century. Among Cleburne’s prestigious homes, this is one to own.