In the heart of the Rutersville area of La Grange, with sweeping hilltop views, you to more than enjoy the country sunsets. A rich history is embedded in this land and was once the location for the first institute of higher education in Texas. The Rutersville College was found, 1837, by Martin Ruter. Also, a Texas Historical Commissioned marker states this property is the site of the first Methodist Annual Conference in Texas. With Oak/Pecan trees and a pond, the Austin-stone home has been enjoyed over the years by happy families. Front lead-glassed double doors, you will enjoy the high cathedral expanse, floor-to-ceiling windows, a rock wood-burning/gas fireplace, Saltillo tiled flooring and a spacious loft bedroom. A split floorplan with the Living/Dining/Kitchen living space area open to the sunroom that also serves as a huge Dining Room and with access to the huge open-aired Pavilion covered outdoor space.
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