Sometimes owning a home is more than having a place to rest your head and to store your possessions. For some individuals, they want more than a roof over their heads. They want a home with historical significance. They want a home rooted in the community with history and a feeling of simpler times. If this is striking a cord with you, keep reading! Built in 1928, this home is woven into the history of Fort Davis because it is one of the town's original adobe treasures. It was owned for many years by Margaret and Bill Knight, who were well known in the community for their generous hospitality, wonderful dinners, and their big-hearted friendship. Located in a highly-sought-after neighborhood, the home sits on .926 acres, or almost one acre, which is a rare find for an in-town property. The 1,624 sq. ft. home features a great den with a large rock wood-burning fireplace and with a wall of bookcases and storage cabinets. It has a galley kitchen full of cabinets and a breakfast nook that overlooks the backyard. The floor-to-ceiling built-in bookcase in the breakfast nook is a handy place to store cookbooks and little-used kitchen items. There is a separate formal dining area, as well as, a separate formal living area. The two good-sized bedrooms share a hall bath that is between the two bedrooms. The original hardwood floors are in excellent condition and can be found in several rooms of the home. With multiple windows in most rooms, there is lots of natural lighting throughout the home. This property includes a separate small guest house. This little house was built for a returning WWII veteran and his bride. It is 360 sq. ft., with a living room/bedroom combination and a shower with a dressing area. It is perfect for guests or as an income producing possibility. Completing the property is a one-car garage with a separate storage-workshop area. The large yard is fenced and has tall, mature pine trees. Relaxing on the front porch that faces a beautiful view of Sleeping Lion Mountain is an experience just waiting for you. And the expansive backyard affords the opportunity to transform the property into a unique showplace. A new roof was installed on all structures in 2019. This home is being sold "as is," and a recent (2019) home inspection, with estimates gathered, will be provided to serious prospects. A $25,000 concession is offered for necessary repairs. Cash only buyer. Does this pique your interest? Call today to see this wonderful in-town estate!
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