3655 Vz County Road 1712 Grand Saline, TX 75140
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OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY NOVEMBER 2nd 1pm-3pm! Nestled in the heart of East Texas, this beautifully maintained custom-built home offers the perfect blend of space, functionality, and serene country living. Located in the charming town of Grand Saline, known for its rich heritage, small-town hospitality, and the world-famous Morton Salt Mines, this property sits on just under 5 acres of lush, cross-fenced land in scenic Van Zandt County—one of the region’s most desirable rural areas for agriculture, recreation, and peaceful homesteading. Boasting 3 spacious bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a thoughtfully designed floor plan, this home is perfect for families, or anyone seeking room to grow, entertain, or work from home. As you step inside, you’ll find two expansive living areas, a formal dining room, a breakfast nook, and a dedicated library or office, making the layout both versatile and inviting. Designed with comfort and efficiency in mind, the home was custom built with generous storage throughout, oversized closets, and large windows that flood the interior with natural light and provide scenic views of the surrounding woods and pastures. The home features a recently replaced roof and HVAC system, and many of the major systems and appliances have already been updated, ensuring peace of mind for the next owner. The large two-car attached garage is complemented by a two-car detached carport, and there is a separate barn with vehicle storage capability, offering ample space for tractors, trailers, or recreational vehicles. Whether you're running a small-scale farm or simply enjoying the land, the agricultural exemption in place can be transferred, offering significant savings on property taxes. The property itself is a peaceful haven, complete with mature pines and hardwood trees offering shade and privacy. With cross-fencing already established, the land is ideal for just about anything.
Source: NTREIS #20958000
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