The Stonewall 40 in the country down a long drive past mature timber and a beautiful pond to secluded privacy, but also accessibility. This 2,542 square-foot, four-bedroom, 2.5 home, built in 2009, sits at the back corner of the 40 acres overlooking the large front yard and pond. The home features beautiful wood floors and a wood-burning fireplace in the main living area. Attached is the dining room, followed by a huge kitchen with a center island and breakfast nook. A laundry room/pantry with half bath right off the kitchen.
The primary bedroom is complete with an ensuite and a large walk-in closet. The other three bedrooms are located down the hall and share a large bathroom with a tub and large vanity. Stepping out the back door, you're welcomed by a massive stained and stamped concrete patio and a well-manicured backyard—perfect for outdoor fun with family and friends. A small garden with a shed is also located just steps away.
West Buck Creek flows across the back property line with secondary waterways extending through the timber to the north. The property is primarily mature timber consisting of red oaks, pecans, and other hardwoods. The 12-acre hay meadow on the west side of the property has served as a resource for wildlife along with hay production. If you are an avid outdoorsman and love wildlife, then you will appreciate the number of deer that come out to feed in the morning and evening on this property, as well as the year-round resources it provides. From morel mushroom hunting and starting your garden in the spring, to producing hay in the summer and hunting whitetail in the fall, this little slice of heaven checks a lot of boxes.
Steps from the home is a 45x30 metal shop with concrete floors, including a climate-controlled office. There is an additional 40 feet of roof that offers covered storage and parking with a gravel base. A well-maintained gravel drive down the east side of the property connects the home and shop.