Ranger Roost
A unique property pleasingly designed for folks who want to down-size but still want style and enjoy country living. About two-thirds of this property is very productive cultivated land and the remaining one-third is native pasture that slopes downward to a tree-lined wet-weather creek. The home and adjacent guest quarters are nestled among large oak trees on the high side of the creek that runs along the east side of the property. According to CAD, the combined living space of the main house and guest quarters is about 2100 sf. In addition, a trellised breezeway joins the covered porches running the lengths of both houses which allows the outdoors to be claimed as the best living space to enjoy Spring breezes and Summer nights. The exteriors of both the main house and guest quarters are attractively constructed with a combination of native sandstone and cedar siding.
The main hou...
The main house is designed for comfort and efficiency with large windows on the south and east sides and solid walls on the north and west sides to block the winter winds and hot west sun in the summer. It has 1 bedroom, a large bath with walk-in shower, and the kitchen and living area share the great room. There are engineered wood floors throughout the house and beautiful granite countertops in the kitchen and bathroom. Use of natural materials such as the wood plank ceiling and flagstone in the bathroom enhances the rustic style while ceiling fans, central heat and a/c and built in appliances make life comfortable
A few steps away from the main house is the cozy guest cabin. The wood burning fireplace, natural wood walls chinked to resemble a log cabin, customized bathroom, separate kitchen/laundry area, and a sleeping loft above is sure to please anyone who stays there.
A picturesque yard includes rock terraces, pathways and sitting areas, a hot tub, and a flagstone patio down by the creek with a stone fireplace. The lawn has an automatic sprinkler system and raised beds for growing vegetables.
A nice metal barn/equipment shed offers plenty of space for vehicles, equipment, hay or whatever you need to cover, plus animal stalls, and has an enclosed shop area, too. The perimeter fences and cross fences are in excellent condition. There are also pipe livestock working pens in the corner of the field and a good fishing tank (pond). The combination of grain planted in the field and the excellent cover provided by the native pasture along the creek make hunting deer, turkeys, etc. very good. This is an attractive place to live, located only a few miles out of town on a county maintained road, and has the potential for producing income. Check out the pictures and then give us a call to see if for yourself!
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From San Saba travel west on Hwy 190, crossing San Saba River bridge to CR 218. Turn right (north) on CR 218 to T with CR 204. Turn right (east) on CR 204 to first intersection. Turn left (north) on CR 216. Travel north on CR 216 passing pecan orchards on left (east) side of road. At the end of pecan orchards is southwest corner of subject property (oat field). Continue along CR 216 to CR 210. Turn right on CR 210, gate to property on right. Do NOT enter property without agent from listing office.
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