c.1933 Texas Stone House For Sale $169K

Built in 1933 and cherished by the same family for many years, 411 School St is a home filled with history, love, and lifelong memories. The kitchen features gas cooking, an eat-in dining area, and a charming built-in alcove perfect for decor or display. A separate dining room adds additional space for gatherings and everyday living. Toward the back of the home, a unique bonus room just a few steps down provides flexible living options and includes a closet, full bathroom, and private exterior access to the covered back porch and patio. This versatile space could serve as a spacious family room, game room, guest suite, or potential additional bedroom. Situated on approximately .20 acres and surrounded by mature trees, the property offers outdoor space to enjoy while remaining conveniently located near major streets and highways for easy commuting and travel access. While the home has been lovingly maintained through the years, it is ready for new owners to bring fresh ideas and unlock its full potential.

• 3bed
• 2bath
• 1,438sqft
• 8,886sqft lot
• Circa 1933

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