I cleaned the Casita and did a few errands.
Then Jim and I went with a realtor to see a house between
Troup and Arp that is for sale. It is
on 10 acres and has a pond. There were
4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and 2 half baths.
The master had 1 shower, 1 jetted tub, 2 toilets, 2 sink areas and 2
walk in closets. The kitchen had double ovens, granite counter tops, a butler’s pantry, and
a dining area. It had a library, an office
area and a really great room for arts & crafts and sewing.
It had a huge garage barn with 3 bays and a work
area that Jim could use for brewing beer and making bullets. The Casita could have easily fit into the
barn along with the truck and cars with lots of rooms to spare. The barn had a living area on one side with
a kitchenette and bathroom.
Jim and I didn’t like the flooring. It was unsealed limestone like you would use
to side the outside of a house. The 2
fireplaces were made of the same stone.
The house itself was made of logs, which reequire a lot of maintenance. I
didn’t like the gold accents in the bathrooms and the bar area. It looked
really dated. It would need a little
renovation. I really, really liked the
floor plan though. The back porch was
screened in. There was a small fruit
orchard and a place where the owners had a garden. There were trees up the
drive. It had a circle driveway with
roses inside the circle. We would have to buy a small tractor to keep the place
mowed.
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