845 Co Rd Caldwell, TX 77836
This exceptional 10.01-acre property in Caldwell, Texas, presents a unique opportunity to own a turn-key country estate. The property boasts a charming 2,879 square-foot home built in 2002, featuring recent updates including fresh paint, a renovated kitchen, and newer air conditioning units. The home's layout includes three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, with the master suite conveniently located on the first floor. A welcoming foyer opens to a wrap-around porch, leading into a spacious interior with a formal dining area and a sunroom that could easily serve as an office. Upstairs, you'll find two additional guest bedrooms. The property also includes an approximately 800-square-foot flex space, connected to the main house by a breezeway, offering versatile potential as a guest suite, workshop, or home office. Multiple outbuildings, including a large workshop, provide ample storage. The property is equipped with 400-amp service, one water well, and two power meters, along with convenient RV hookups. A long gravel driveway, accessed via an automatic gate from County Road 208, leads to the home, which is surrounded by a large backyard featuring colorful crepe myrtles. Located just a short distance from Caldwell and approximately 20 minutes from Bryan/College Station and Texas A&M University, this property offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and convenient access to urban amenities. The asking price is $699,000.
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