4325 CR 220, Anderson, TX 77830
For sale
$ 649,000.00
- Type:
Homes on 1 to 10 Acres Residential - Status:
Active - Year built:
2023 - Bedrooms:
6 - Bathrooms:
5 - Lot size:
2.25 acres - School District:
Anderson-Shiro ISD - County:
Grimes
Features
- Aerobic Septic System
- Covered Patio
- Distant Views
- Electric Available
- Guest House
- Outdoor Kitchen
Description
Brand New Construction in the country with all the modern amenities. Never lived in NEW-NEW! Completely Modern Industrial style. This 2.25-acre tract has it all. Whether you are looking for work from home office or want to own a Game Day destination. This property can serve as your primary residence or a cool country second home. This property truly has it all. From VRBO income potential to true mother-in-law suite or just guest quarters for friends and family. The main dwelling boasts dual dampening AC system which allows for you to control the temps inside the three bedrooms all while entertaining from the open floor plan living area and double overhead doors that lead out into the patio area and courtyard by the pool. Secondary building has multiple use flex space for literally anything and they are completely self-contained with their own mini splits, on demand hot water heaters and awesome outdoor porches. Game room, bedrooms, gym or office space. It is all there. The third building is very similar and can be used for just about anything. Pool house, gym, bedroom, mother-in-law suite or anything and everything in between. The pool is beautifully situated in the middle of this courtyard hacienda style listing and has a huge outdoor barbeque pavilion as well as an open-air concrete mezzanine on the upstairs dual carport outlook. All in all, you are looking at roughly 6-7 bedrooms with an office, kitchen, living room and 5 total bathrooms with enough concrete parking for a small business. This home is sure to impress, and an absolute must see. Located roughly 4 miles east of Anderson, the property rests in a convenient location for easy access whether traveling to Montgomery, College Station or to the campuses of Anderson-Shiro ISD. Lightly restricted.
Directions
- Directions: Head east on TX-90 towards Anderson. Turn right onto FM 149 Rd E. Drive 4.5 miles and turn left onto County Road 220. In less than .5 miles the property will be on your left.
Useful Documents
- Document: Maps.pdf
- Document: Final-Plat-for-Reagans-Run-Phase-Two.pdf
- Document: Sellers-Disclosures.pdf
- Document: Arch-Drawings-4325-CR-220.pdf
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Agent
(936)777-3159
Company: Brazos Land Company
Bronson Loyd Myers is a native Texan, born and raised on the Texas Gulf Coast. He is married to Brooke Maass Myers from Giddings, Texas, celebrating their 23rd anniversary this year. They have two boys, Lincoln (20) and Crockett (18). In Highschool, Bronson’s family relocated to Central Texas near the Bastrop County area where he graduated from Smithville Highschool. Bronson played baseball, football and track, as well as rodeo. He attended Sam Houston State on a baseball scholarship as a pitcher and studied construction carpentry and business management. Upon being red shirted as a freshman, he chose to move to play ball in Dallas at North Lake Junior College. After leaving college, he dabbled in numerous jobs before starting a small business back in the Bastrop County area, building fences, decks and barns in 1999. In 2003, Bronson obtained his Texas State Insurance adjuster’s license and started a business as an Independent Property All Lines Adjuster. In 2004, Hurricane Charley, Jeanne, Francis, and Ivan hit Florida and he was deployed to go to work. He spent 2 years in Florida before being sent to Georgia for the tornado outbreak in and around Atlanta, Ga and Columbus, Ga. From 2007-2010 he worked large loss dwelling claims for USAA as an independent adjuster before hiring on as a Staff Adjuster for USAA in 2010. From 2010-2018 Bronson lived, worked and raised his boys in middle Georgia as an insurance adjuster for USAA. In 2013, he was promoted to Large Loss General Adjuster, handling complex and large loss dwelling claims, typically associated with fire loss or natural disasters in excess of $100,000. In 2018, he had the opportunity to transfer back to Texas and chose Grimes County to come HOME to. He purchased property in Anderson, Texas and laid down roots here. He has since started up his fence, deck, and barn building business, Branded Fence Exchange, and also obtained his Texas Real Estate License. Being attracted to Texas soil and knowing how much he loved Texas after being on the road for so long has drawn him to the real estate business, so he can help people find their piece of TEXAS…