Historic Victorian home in the heart of Jacksboro offering over 4,100 sq ft of updated living space with timeless character and modern functionality. Built in the early 1900s, this property sits on 1.37 acres shaded by mature oak trees planted in the 1920s and offers potential as a bed & breakfast.
Inside, you’ll find original architectural details, hardwood floors, period millwork, stained glass windows, and built-in features that highlight the home’s craftsmanship. The chef’s kitchen opens to spacious living and dining areas, ideal for entertaining. Two downstairs living areas and a fireplace provide flexibility for everyday living.
The oversized primary en suite features generous closet space, a jetted tub, and a separate shower. Upstairs, a stunning staircase leads to a bright living area with a wall of windows overlooking the property, along with four bedrooms—two with private en-suites.
A detached garage with apartment space offers excellent potential for guests, extended family, or income-producing use.
Positioned toward the rear of the property for added privacy, the grounds are beautifully maintained and include a charming gazebo and an oversized back porch, perfect for relaxing or entertaining.
This unique property blends historic charm, space, and versatility in a prime Jacksboro location.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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