A top notch cattle and farming property in eastern McCulloch County, but with enough native pasture and cover to keep your freezer full of wild game. It has seven separate pastures with coastal grass, native grasses, cultivation, and approximately 54 acres of mixed Mesquite, Agarita, Blue thorn, and Yucca.

In addition to the home, there is a most interesting, still functional, 120 year old barn. A set of well designed and constructed livestock pens, and a water well with a windmill, reservoir, and troughs for watering livestock.

The home is of recent construction. A hybrid rock/log/timber house with metal roof. Not only very beautiful but most likely the most stoutly constructed home in the area. The house itself features three bedrooms and two and a half baths. Downstairs is of an open concept with stained concrete floors, granite counter tops, Mesquite bar, LP gas stove and on demand hot water. The whole room is centered on a large flagstone fireplace. Also on the lower level is the master bedroom with substantial walk-in closets, a roomy bath with a flagstone line shower and an antique clawfoot bathtub.

The well illuminated utility room has granite counter tops, space for a freezer, and a half bath.

Upstairs features its own living area with two additional bedrooms and a full bath conveniently located in between. Additionally, there is attic space on both sides of the upstairs living area that offer ease of storage uncommon for normal attics. Rochelle Water Supply is metered to the home and all fencing is excellent. This is must-see property! Many wonderful features. $1,350,000.00