123 Hard Bargain Dr Gatesville, TX 76528
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Set wide and open on 9 scenic acres, this property offers space to breathe, room to grow, and the comfort of a truly beautiful home. Fenced and cross-fenced, it’s ideal for those who crave both function and freedom, whether for livestock, gardening, or simply spreading out under the Texas sky. A 40x30 carport and a 20x20 barn stand ready for your tools, toys, or weekend projects. From the moment you arrive, the colorful landscaping that frames the welcoming front porch sets the tone—this is a home with heart. Inside, the charm continues with stained concrete floors that run throughout, combining rustic warmth with everyday practicality. The great room is nothing short of stunning, featuring a raised wood ceiling with recessed lighting, a fireplace, and wide-open space that flows seamlessly into the island kitchen. With granite counters and a mosaic tile backsplash, the kitchen is both striking and functional—a place made for everything from weeknight meals to holiday feasts. Just off the kitchen, the dining room offers plenty of space for gathering. The owner's suite is a true retreat, with a tray ceiling trimmed in crown molding and a spa-inspired bath complete with a corner soaking tub, separate shower, and granite-topped double vanity. The home’s thoughtful layout includes a spacious utility room with cabinets and countertop space, and a huge second living room perfect for movie nights, game days, or simply spreading out. Step outside to the covered back patio, where a wood ceiling and ceiling fan invite you to sit and stay a while. Whether you’re watching the sunrise over the pasture or winding down under a sky full of stars, this space turns every moment into something special. This property is more than just a house on land—it’s a place to plant roots, create memories, and enjoy the kind of peace that only wide-open space can offer.
Source: CENTRALTEXAS #585209
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