1008 Prairie Street
Columbus, TX 78934
1190 sqft | 3 beds | 3 baths | 0.43 acres | #77947153
Description
Beautiful 1874 home with tall ceilings and oversized bedrooms. Wide front porch with Victorian original wood finishes made of cypress wood. This home was built as the parsonage to the church that once stood next door. The Church has since been moved but the home has stood the test of time and ready to be home to someone new. Backyard is quite spacious and there is a 1-bedroom approx. 600sqft Mother-in-law quarters with attached to work room, large utility room and garage. Own a piece of Columbus history or use it as 2 income producing rental properties. Also Includes metal 24x40 garage/storage and 12x20 office. Perfect for home business.
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Listing Agent: Heidi May (#HEIDIHH)
Listing Office: Leyco Real Estate (#LYCO01)
