502 E Collom St Decatur, TX 76234
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About this home
Charming 1945 Craftsman with Modern Updates, Detached Garage, and Garden Oasis! Step into this storybook 1945 Craftsman, where timeless character meets thoughtful modern upgrades. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be drawn to the home’s inviting curb appeal, framed by lush landscaping, colorful blooms, and a lovingly maintained exterior that radiates warmth and charm. Inside, natural light pours across original hardwood floors that flow through spacious living and dining areas—ideal for cozy evenings or lively gatherings. Vintage architectural details blend seamlessly with modern comforts, creating an atmosphere that’s both stylish and welcoming. The main level features a generous bedroom and a beautifully remodeled full bath with granite countertops and elegant finishes. Upstairs, discover your private retreat—an expansive second bedroom with gleaming hardwood floors and an ensuite bath. This versatile space offers plenty of room for a reading nook, home office, or yoga corner, making it the perfect owner’s getaway. The cheerful eat-in kitchen provides a cozy space for everyday meals and conversation, while the adjoining sitting room offers endless possibilities as a family room, study, or guest space. Step outside to your very own garden oasis. The landscaped front and side yards feature a flourishing raised garden bed already planted with cantaloupe, basil, rosemary, and colorful flowers—perfect for the gardening enthusiast. The backyard is a peaceful haven with space for entertaining, play, or quiet relaxation, complete with a designated chicken coop area for those dreaming of a sustainable lifestyle. A detached two-car garage provides ample parking and includes a workbench area ideal for projects, hobbies, or extra storage. With its perfect blend of historic charm, thoughtful updates, and serene outdoor living, this beautifully maintained Craftsman is more than a house—it’s a place to truly call home.
Source: NTREIS #20993849
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