231 County Road 136 Burlington, TX 76519
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Welcome to your private hilltop retreat in Burlington, Texas. Set on 14 beautiful ag-exempt acres, this fully fenced property offers both peace and functionality, with a gated entrance and a convenient USPS parcel box right at the gate. Whether you're looking for a family homestead, space for animals, or a quiet place to work and relax, this one-of-a-kind property has it all. At the heart of the property is a charming single-story home with timeless stone masonry on the exterior and a spacious covered porch that overlooks the gently sloping landscape. From this vantage point, you'll enjoy stunning views and gorgeous sunsets year-round. Inside, the home features three bedrooms and two full bathrooms in a split floorplan layout that balances privacy and comfort. High ceilings, crown molding, and rich hardwood floors add warmth and elegance to the living spaces, while abundant windows fill the home with natural light. The living room is anchored by custom built-in bookshelves, perfect for showcasing your favorite reads or collectibles. The kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, complete with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a gas range with vent hood, and a walk-in pantry for extra storage. Just steps away from the main home is a detached two-car garage that also functions well as a workshop, offering flexibility for hobbyists or small business needs. You’ll also find a detached barn that includes fully finished guest quarters—approximately 720 square feet—with one bedroom, one bathroom, and a comfortable living area, ideal for visitors, in-laws, or rental potential. Property is fenced also with 4x4 fencing as well. Additional features include city water, a water softener system, mud sink in the laundry room, and a seller-installed WiFi amplifiers for strong and reliable internet connectivity—which convey with the property. This property is being sold as-is. Schedule your showing today!
Source: CENTRALTEXAS #589251
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