Community: ​Bee

This property has been in the family for over 60 years. A massive Live Oak tree shades the patio and back yard of this well constructed home built in 1965. The heart of the home features a modest kitchen with built in oven and original Birch cabinetry that is open to the den with a fireplace faced with petrified wood and a large bookcase. Additional areas include Formal living and dining, 3 bedrooms ,2 baths , utility room with stainless steel countertop, sink and storage and a 2 car garage. Many trees and shrubs were added over the years to enhance the landscaping. Live oak , pecan, Red bud, Loquat, Fig, Mountain laurel, Rosebushes, Orchid tree, Blue sage/Salvia, CoraL Vine, and a large group of Chili Pitien plants near the windmill. Pipe and cattle panels were used in construction or the pens and loading chute. A Columbian Grain bin is located near the barn and had been used to store corn for grinding and feeding to the livestock. There are 3 working water wells located on the property. One of which supplies water to the pond stocked with catfish,perch and bass. The windmill has a overhead storage tank and is used mainly to water the trees and shrubs. The water well with a submersible pump provides water to the house. A storage building made of Hardi-board with a metal roof used for storage. A PVC framed and metal covered roof located near pond. There is an old root cellar that was once used to store canned goods. 3 Rock/caliche quarries located on the property along with a new AEP Transmission line and active pipelines. Coastal Bermuda grass is located in 2 pasture of approximately 35 Acres total. Some Klein grass has been seeded in the pasture areas. Lots of oak trees and native brush provide a good wildlife habitat for deer , turkey , hogs , quail , dove, squirrel and other small game. Property has frontage on Charco Rd and CR 206 on the west side.