201 Front Street , Fort Davis, TX 79734(Jeff Davis County)

Entering the home through the enclosed foyer your attention is drawn to the 10-foot ceilings, hard wood floors and oak staircase that leads to the second-floor bonus room. The modern ceiling fixtures complement the formality of the living area with its built-in glass-front cabinet and natural gas radiant heat fireplace. Tall windows infuse the room with soft light. Adjacent to the living room, the Saltillo tiled informal den and dining area features a wall of casement windows that look out to Sleeping Lion Mountain.

The kitchen features granite counter tops, a center island, plentiful storage provided by tall cabinets with glass front upper storage, five burner natural gas cook-top, and convention oven. Off the kitchen, a second informal living area provides access to the rear patio, hot tub and back yard.

The sequestered primary suite has a second natural gas radiant heat fireplace and spacious tiled bath with custom built his-and-her vanities with quartz countertops, walk-in shower, and large walk-in closet. Two additional comfortably sized bedrooms with built-in bookshelves are located at the rear of the home as well as a second full bath with a Kohler claw foot bathtub/shower. In the rear hallway, a laundry closet contains a full-size front-loading washer and dryer. The 448+/-sf second floor bonus room provides a third informal living area or fourth bedroom.

Conveniently located steps away from the home is a 539+/-sf detached office space with ductless heating and cooling; this space would also be well suited for a studio or exercise room.

Mueller Outbuilding

Built in 2011 the 2,160+/-sf building was built out as a multi-purpose space with three separate functional areas. The three-car garage has 25-foot-deep vehicle bays. The center of the building is an 875+/-sf heated and cooled recreation space or workshop with a bath and walk-in shower. The rear garden room/storage space has both 50-amp and 30-amp electric service. The building is designed with a residential style appearance and has three-foot eaves, and a 3-in-12 pitched roof.

Trees and the Outdoors

The mature trees that surround the home in tandem with the Bermuda sod lawn create a bird friendly oasis. A pair of sycamore trees provide shade to the east-facing front of the home. Ponderosa pine, green ash and chinquapin oak trees shade the west-facing covered and open patios at the rear of the home. Apple and pecan trees grow in the back yard and Arizona rosewood evergreen shrubs are planted around the perimeter. Yard watering is handled by a Rain Bird in-ground irrigation system.

A 9-foot fence encloses the home, large back yard and porches affording maximum privacy. A hot tub located on the rear patio is ideal for nighttime star gazing.

The back yard has a fenced off area behind the outbuilding that is a cage-free space for chickens and a contemporary style chicken coop is located in the southwest corner.