This property presents a unique opportunity to own a fully remodeled home thoughtfully transformed from its former use as a church. In addition to the main residence, the property includes a separate structure (behind main house) suitable as a guesthouse, business office, recreational space, or in-law suite, providing approx 900… Read More square feet, a full bath, kitchen and so much more. The main living area features a vaulted ceiling and refinished woodwork, serving as an architectural centerpiece. Restored hardwood flooring runs throughout, lending timeless character and warmth. The open-concept floor plan highlights a kitchen equipped with granite countertops, double oven, gas stove, shaker-style cabinetry with soft-close doors, a pantry cabinet featuring pull-out drawers, and generous shelving for both storage and display. A nearby fireplace and lunch bar on the center island add charm and functionionality to the kitchen area. The spacious master suite offers another fireplace and a well-appointed ensuite bathroom with a clawfoot tub, separate shower, and dual sinks. Shiplap and beadboard walls enhance the home's rustic yet refined aesthetic. The second bedroom, also with a fireplace, may serve as an additional living space and is surrounded by windows with expansive country views. Double front doors lead to a covered porch, ideal for enjoying the scenic surroundings. Additional amenities include a gas tankless water heater, foam insulation in both the attic and under floors, and a versatile guesthouse-office-game room with an extended front porch. Outdoor accommodations feature a full RV hookup on one side of the secondary building, RV electric on the other, and a convenient pull-through driveway. The property is complemented by multiple mature pecan trees, contributing natural beauty and shade. This distinctive property will appeal to those seeking a residence with both history and character. Buyers and their agents to verify all information. Read Less
Courtesy of Ritchey Real Estate Group, Steve Ritchey.
