200 West Main Street, Hamilton
This house is one of the oldest surviving homes in Hamilton County completed in 1877.
A State of Texas Historical Marker is present for the original owner of the home, not the home itself; therefore there are no restrictions on modifications and/or improvements to the structure or property.
The exterior of the home is in excellent condition. A spacious wrap-around porch complete with electrical fixtures was completely redone several years ago. A quality metal roof was installed in 2011. The rock mortar is well-preserved. Recent siding and cedar wood accents add to the rustic feel of the home. An attached 2 car carport offers indoor access through the back den. Large live oak and other mature trees adorn the property.
An interior remodel is in progress. The original rock structure has been exposed so that the buyer may finish it out as they choose. Two or three bedrooms are possibl...
An interior remodel is in progress. The original rock structure has been exposed so that the buyer may finish it out as they choose. Two or three bedrooms are possible with 1 full bath, a finished out 1/2 bath, large kitchen, dining room and den. There are also two antique, ornate coal-burning fireplaces, one in the living room and one in a bedroom.
The home has an original rock basement area known as the Indian Room that was used to defend the residents against the Comanche Indians in the 1800s it is a very interesting and unique historic feature.
Plumbing and electrical are functional. House has central heat and air unit with connections to city water and sewer.
Lot size is 0.46 acres. More land can be purchased for an additional fee.
Prime soil for gardening and landscaping. Owner financing is available, motivated seller.
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One block west of the Hamilton square on Highway 36 (West Main). Directly across from the Methodist and Episcopal churches.
