108 Clay St , Gordon, TX 76453(Palo Pinto County)

This is a 1,048 square foot home, built in 1950, according to Palo Pinto County Central Appraisal District. Some updates have been made to the home, including the instillation of wood laminate flooring, updated kitchen, bathroom, and painted walls. The front door of this cozy home opens to a living room that is nice sized. There are two sets of windows in living room and a ceiling fan is installed. Wood laminate flooring adds a finishing touch to the living room which continues into the hall, dining room, and one bedroom. The kitchen is located just beyond the living room and is a cute eat-in style kitchen with room for the dining table. The cabinets are a pretty oak color. The kitchen appliances include a dishwasher, disposal, vent hood, and a gas range oven. The washer and dryer is conveniently located in the corner of the kitchen with a nice cabinet for all your laundry supplies. Both bedrooms are each spacious and one bedroom has a carpeted floor, while the other has wood laminate flooring. The bathroom in this home features vanity, and a tiled shower. This home is equipped with electric central heat and air conditioning.

The Property

The house sits on two small lots in town. The front and back yard are shaded with mature trees, which provide a nice canopy for the home during the summer months. This property is bueatifuly landscaped, with shrubs and greenerary lining the house and walkway, in the rear of the property a small garden is present. There is a 12x19 carport as well as a detached storage building and celler in the back yard.

Area Demographics

This property is located in the town of Gordan, Texas. Gordan is located about a hour from Fort Worth and 30 minutes north of Stephenville, TX. Stephenville is home to Tarleton State University, which has an enrollment of more than 7,800 and a full time faculty and staff of 1,100. Six major manufacturing firms employ 1,400 people in Stephenville. The towns major industry is agriculture, with approximately $200 million added to the economy yearly. Of that amount, dairy farming leads the way with approximately $140 million in revenue. According to the 2010 census, the county population was 37,890 and the city population was 17,123.