Discover a unique piece of Grimes County history. Established in 1868, this family homestead is spanning over 34 acres, the property is currently Ag exempt and supports a thriving cattle operation. The expansive main residence offers over 6,000 sq ft of living space, featuring its own museum and a showcase garage—perfect for collectors. The open floor plan boasts spacious living areas with 11-12 ft ceilings, a Texas-sized primary bedroom with a large walk-in shower and jetted tub, and a sizable office with custom built-ins. An adjacent library could serve as a secondary bedroom. Ideal for entertaining, the home includes a 22 ft wide, 12 ft high wraparound porch. A separate guest house provides additional living space, complete with a kitchen and sleeping quarters. The property also includes multiple barns, storage buildings, and is fully fenced with several ponds to accommodate cattle and attract wildlife. Anderson Shiro ISD. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of history!