Property Description

Driving down the long driveway, you are surrounded by lush green nature and native pecan trees lining the drive up to the house, where you will find all the farmhouse charm a person could want. The house was completely renovated in 2014 by Robert Harper. The millwork is amazing and adds tons of charm. Much of the original wood was reused in the remodel, adding to its authentic farmhouse allure. The entry opens to the original 1950’s built home and has the original oak hardwood floors. A large dining room greets you and boasts a wood burning fireplace with an antique mirrored mantlepiece. The expansive kitchen is equipped with honed black granite countertops, custom cabinetry, a 5-burner stove, a counter depth French door refrigerator and a large farmhouse sink. There is a large walk-in pantry and a desk station ideal for a home office. The living room has 16 ft ceilings and a fireplace faced with old Chicago brick and a mantle built from a timber taken from the old jail once located down the street. There are 4 bedrooms and 2 baths downstairs. Upstairs, the primary bedroom suite boasts a balcony overlooking the property, a beautiful bathroom with a garden tub, and loads of storage. The back entry features a herringbone wood floor from Bois d’Arc blocks that formed the floor of the original Warehouse Theater location. The backyard patio is surrounded by beautiful flower beds and two Elm trees providing afternoon shade to the house. A large metal clad barn is a must see with insulated and air-conditioned space as well as workshop and the remainder is perfect for storage or animals. A huge loafing shed is attached. Electricity (including a 220 service) is provided by a separate line and meter. The pastures are native grass and have yielded 24-40 large round bales twice yearly. There are 2 sizable tanks and 2 wells. There are many native pecan trees throughout the property, the largest 50 feet tall. 2025 updates include new $21,500 30 yr roof and $10,500 new septic.

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