( James Nielsen / Houston Chronicle ) James Nielsen/Staff Show More Show Less 4 of8 A rendering of the homes to be built in Annie's Place, a pocket neighborhood proposed in Acres Homes, about 10 miles northwest of downtown. to a 2-acre lot in a part of Acres Homes to develop the project. Eagleton and her co-developers will move the small bungalow from W. James Nielsen/Staff Show More Show Less 3 of8 Heidi Eagleton is behind a new project to develop possibly Houston's first "Pocket Neighborhood," starting with a home which was owned by Annie Krzesienski Frank, who died in 2013, when Eagleton bought the house, she promised 97-year-old Frank she would never tear it down, Tuesday, March 17, 2015, in Houston. James Nielsen/Staff Show More Show Less 2 of8 Heidi Eagleton and colleague Gary Fondel, right, get to know the 2-acre lot where they plan to develop the 11-home neighborhood. Houston recycling and demolition company Cherry is planning to move the house this week to a new location. 1 of8 Heidi Eagleton made a promise to the owner of an old Heights bungalow: not to tear it down.
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