Step back in time without giving up modern-day updates. Built in 1911 and extensively restored in 2021, this one-of-a-kind property sits on approximately 0.73 acres and is filled with character you simply can’t recreate. The main home offers approximately 1,050 sq. ft., with original inspired details including hardwood flooring, antique-style lighting, shiplap ceilings with matching crown molding, custom windows and a Douglas Fir bungalow-style front door. A three-sided wraparound porch and additional deck space create an inviting extension of the home. The restoration went far beyond cosmetics, with updated electrical and plumbing, a 3-ton HVAC system, commercial-grade metal roofing, added insulation, structural repairs, including joists and ceiling rafters, Hardie Plank siding, and replacement windows. The home also features two manually operated gas heaters for an additional heat source during power outages. And the main house is only part of what makes this property special. A separate approximately 220 sq. ft. one-bedroom, one-bath guest cottage provides additional flexible space and was designed with accessibility in mind. The historic blacksmith shop and its adjoining wings were also restored, including a plant shed with electricity 50 amp, running water, sink and skylights. A large metal carport, horseshoe drive, flagstone pathways and established landscaping with sprinklers to complete the property. Historic charm, substantial restoration and multiple usable structures all on one unique East Texas property.