$1,550,000
Situated at the highest elevation on approximately 52-acres, this Arts and Crafts inspired home offers sweeping views and stunning sunsets. Design influenced by renowned architects William Morris and Frank Lloyd Wright, the residence features 2,500 sq ft on the main level with a 2,500 sq ft finished walk-out basement (5,000 sq ft total). The home is highlighted by solid red oak doors, trim, cabinetry, and a stunning wood-burning fireplace. A 476 sq ft outdoor living room includes a propane fireplace. Outdoor areas include 8-ft covered porches, a granite patio entertainment area, and a fully insulated 2.5-car garage.
Built for energy efficiency, by Andersen-Sargent who built the first Zero Energy home in Dallas, the home is constructed with 10in ICF walls and a spray-foam insulated roof. Additional features include an emergency propane Generac generator, a private water well and municipal water, and a 2,300 sq ft barn with utilities.
Located at the end of a dead-end county road, this property offers privacy and a quiet place to enjoy nature.
Sustainability features include: a 100ftx25ft fenced raised bed organic garden with a greenhouse. Plantings include: a fig tree, thornless blackberries, perennial asparagus bed and herbs. Abundant wild game (deer, hogs, and small game), native persimmons, wild blackberries, and huckleberries are found on this property.
Located 5 minutes away is the historic town of Mineola with its antique shops, restaurants, the Lake Country Playhouse and golf at the Mineola Country Club.
Mineola has an Amtrak station and a Municipal Airport. Major airlines are available at Tyler (45 min.) or DFW (2 hrs).
Best of all, if 52 acres are not sufficient for your needs, the adjoining approx. 176 acres of forest and pasture are available for purchase. The acreage features a 1560 sq ft home overlooking a 10-acre stocked pond, a smaller spring-fed pond, and miles of cleared trails.
A great place to live or an ideal investment property.
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1773 County Road 2540, Mineola
