$1,395,000
Step into a rare piece of history with this beautifully renovated 1854 truly one of a kind estate, set on 10.65 manicured acres and offering 3,692 sq ft in a majestic 2 story home with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Arrive to gorgeous columns, a welcoming front porch, and timeless charm carried through with original pine & cypress hardwood floors, high ceilings, crown molding, and stunning chandeliers. Inside, enjoy a grand foyer, a formal living room with fireplace, a spacious dining room with fireplace, and a standout kitchen featuring double ovens, a warming drawer, abundant cabinetry, and granite countertops. A downstairs bedroom is currently used as a library or game room with an attached office, easily convertible to a large closet. Upstairs offers a second living area, two large bedrooms with fireplaces, and generous full bathrooms, including a primary bath with double sinks, jetted tub, and two walk-in closets. Plus there is large covered balcony with views of the acreage. Approximately 17 years ago, the owners completed a major renovation adding and upgrading spaces and modern comforts including central air & heat, updated plumbing & electric, central vacuum, landscaping, sprinkler system, and more. Roofs for main house and all buildings are only 2 years old. Beyond the main home, the property features a 1,335 sq ft secondary home with 3 bedrooms and 3 private baths (great for rental income or guests). There is a 666 sq ft shop and attached carport, renovated Log Cabin, built in 1848, formerly used as an Airbnb, an additional carport with 187 sq. ft storage area with kitchenette. Additionally, there is a 960 sq ft barn, and an amazing 1,200 sq ft insulated green metal building with AC. All out buildings have electricity and dwellings are connected to the well. This truly unique property also features Texas's first historical marker dedicated to a historical home restoration. Don't forget to check out the hidden elevator when touring the main home.
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2591 State Highway 64, Ben Wheeler
