Homes like this come along once in a lifetime. Located on 1.259 acres, 3-bedroom, 2-bath treasure, known as House No. 919, first stood proudly in 1919 on New York Hill in Thurber, Texas. In 1935, with the strength of two wagons and teams of mighty Clydesdale horses, it began its journey to Stephenville, where it still stands today. Nestled across most of Block 25, this rare piece of history feels like a slice of country tucked into the heart of town, just steps from Tarleton State University. Time has left its mark here in the most beautiful ways—from the handwritten signatures of the builders hidden on the attic dormers, to the timeless character that radiates through every room. In 2022 the new owners replaced the roof, completely rewired the home and also had exterior of the house repainted showing off it's pride and elegance. Adding to its charm, the property also offers a shop that doubles as a garage, a 2-car carport, and an RV cover—modern comforts paired with historic soul. This is more than a home—it’s a story, waiting for its next chapter to be written.
