The home is a brick 5/2.5/2, 2,243 sf home that was built in 2009. It is in excellent condition on the interior and exterior. The floors are all carpeted in the living room and bedrooms; the kitchen and dining as well as the bathrooms are made up of vinyl flooring. All of the rooms are of a neutral color, just waiting on you to make this home your own! There is a formal dining room or living room located by the front door. One could even convert the room into an office as its enclosed except for the open doorway. The kitchen features an island for added workspace and there is a breakfast area or dining area attached. The utility room is located off the kitchen and there's a half bath that is located in this area as well. The living room features three large windows that overlook the open patio located on the rear of the home. From the living room, the master is the first room located down the hall. It features a private bath with large shower and double sinks on a large vanity. The master bedroom also features his and her walk-in closets. The four remaining bedrooms are all located down the hall and the full bathroom is located down the hall as well.

The Property

This home is located on a 4.433 acre lot in Hill Valley Estates. The property is open and clear with a few young trees found around the home. They would make nice shade trees in the future! The driveway into the property is paved with asphalt and there's also a storage building located on the property, providing a place to store yard equipment, etcetera.

Area Demographics

This property is located just outside of Stephenville. Stephenville is located just an hour and fifteen minutes from Fort Worth. For those looking to re-locate in Erath County, this property is in Stephenville, Texas, the county seat. Stephenville is home to Tarleton State University, which has an enrollment of more than 7,800 and a full time faculty and staff of 1,100. Six major manufacturing firms employ 1,400 people in Stephenville. The towns major industry is agriculture, with approximately $200 million added to the economy yearly. Of that amount, dairy farming leads the way with approximately $140 million in revenue. According to the 2010 census, the county population was 37,890 and the city population was 17,123.