3 Bedrooms | 2 Baths | 1-Car Garage | .83 Acre Lot | 2198 SF
Homes For Sale - Palmer, TX - Texas Historical Home on .83 acres. The Harkey-Payne Home was originally a four-room house with south and east porches, this home was built about 1870 by carpenter and blacksmith D. H. Harkey. Original hardwoods and exposed bead boards. Lots of updating completed including windows, water heater, recent plumbing, sewer lines, gas lines, completely rewired, HVAC units, fresh paint, etc. Updated island kitchen with recent stainless appliances.
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Hi Tom, Looks like a charming home with lots of character and nice updates. Best wishes for a quick sale.
What a cool looking house! Is that front porch style typical for the area? I like seeing houses that are different!
Leslie,
It's what I call the "traditional Texas farm house" style. This one was built in 1870 and was a single story with four rooms. The second story, columns, and kitchen expansion were added along the way. This one is a Designated Texas Historical Home.
Tom