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14643 County Road 4060

Scurry, TX 75158

Listing courtesy of Carissa Bryant, JPAR Cleburne

$498,500

Active

Beds

Baths

Sqft

2,176

Year Built

1998

About this home

Welcome to your own slice of Texas paradise! Nestled on 10.44 fully fenced and cross-fenced acres, this versatile horse property offers everything you need for country living. The 3-bedroom, 2-bath home provides comfortable living while the property is perfectly equipped for horse and animal enthusiasts. This home offers concrete flooring throughout the home, wood burning fireplace to help heat the home during the cooler months, nice open concept, master suite with huge walk in closet with a jetted tub in the spacious master bathroom. There is a nice sized garage that can be used as a shop if needed as there is an attached covered car port for your vehicles. This has a lot to offer. The impressive horse barn features multiple 12x12 stalls with pipe runs, a big wash area and feed ~ tack room both with concrete floors. This property offers plenty of space for your equine companions, while the lighted riding area allows you to ride, train, or work horses well into the evening. SANDY LOAM!!! The pond adds both beauty and functionality, providing a peaceful setting and a reliable water source for livestock. There is a storage building where you have plenty of space for storing things also offers a 30 amp hook up plus water. Then there is a RV parking spot that has cover that offers 50 amp hook up and water also. Whether you're looking for a working horse property, a hobby farm, place for your kids to enjoy 4H projects, or simply a place to enjoy wide-open spaces, this property delivers. With fenced pastures ready for livestock, mature trees for shade, and room to expand, you'll enjoy the perfect blend of comfort, recreation, and ranch living. If you've been dreaming of owning a turnkey horse property with acreage, this one checks all the boxes. Schedule your private tour today and experience the freedom of country living! The price increase was due to a typo.