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624 Alexander Road

Stephenville, TX 76401

Listing courtesy of Judith Riola, Keller Williams Brazos West

$359,000

Active

Beds

Baths

Sqft

1,693

Year Built

1960

About this home

Homes like this don't just come along once in a while, they come along once in a lifetime. Originally known as House No. 919, this extraordinary 3 bedroom, 2 bath treasure was built in 1919 on New York Hill in the legendary coal mining town of Thurber, Texas. In 1935 it made its historic journey to Stephenville where it has proudly stood for nearly 90 years.Today, it is one of the last remaining original Thurber Homes in existence, and it could be yours. Set on 0.779 acres of mature, tree canopied grounds, this rare property offers the perfect blend of historic character, modern updates, and an unbeatable location,nestled just minutes from Tarleton and the heart of Stephenville, yet completely tucked away. Original hardwood floors run throughout, warm natural light pours through over sized windows, and the home's signature architectural details shine, from the handcrafted stained glass accents to the builder's own handwritten signatures hidden in the attic dormers,all whispering the story of the master craftsmen who built this majesitc home.Major 2022 updates bring lasting peace of mind:a brand new metal roof,electrical rewiring, plumbing and fresh exterior paint,preserving the soul of this home while protecting your investment.Outside, the magic continues. The iconic covered front porch with signature teal trim and a copper metal roof create jaw dropping curb appeal that simply cannot be replicated.Covered parking include a 2 car carport,an RV carport,and a shop garage,perfect for hobbyists, collectors, outdoor enthusiasts,storage space.The fenced grounds offer room for pets, garden, and a courtyard where you can simply sit, breathe, and enjoy the quiet. This home can be purchased without the adjacent lot behind it at for $319,000.00. See address 624 Alexander Drive-A. This is more than a home. It is a story,one of history, craftsmanship, and resilience, waiting for its next chapter to be written. Will that chapter be yours?