13620 County Road 4224, Frankston, TX, 75763

Unique 2006 custom built milled cedar home captures the essence of the iconic settlers' dogtrot house. Vintage repurposed barn doors & reclaimed barn tin gives the house an old fashioned charm. Two bedrooms, two baths, a dogtrot & an open planned kitchen/living area gives a total of 1797 sqft living space. As you make your way through pine and hardwoods, you’re greeted by a vision of an era gone by. This home is accessed by a 12x60 covered wrap-around porch w/six sets of French doors. When all the doors are opened, fresh air permeates the entire house. The dogtrot breezeway pulls cool crisp fresh air right down the middle of the house. Enclose the dog trot by securing two repurposed barn doors at both ends & make this room functional for all seasons. Fashioned after Sam Houston’s home in Huntsville, the loft room is accessed by stairs in the dog trot. Entering the open planned kitchen/living room, w/its 30’ vaulted ceiling adds a sense of spaciousness. The highlights of this space are a restored vintage chamber range, hidden appliances, black honed granite counter space, copper farmhouse sink w/drainboard, a dining & living area. Attached is a full bath, w/subway tiled walls & vintage hexagon ceramic tiled floor. This bathroom is conveniently entered through the living area or the porch making for a quick in/out! The loft room is visible from this space. The bedroom is designed with whitewashed shiplap walls and WBFP giving a dramatic ambiance on cold winter days. The ensuite bathroom has a vintage clawfoot tub centered mid-room. The laundry & closet are adjacent. A custom-made conversation pavilion & outdoor dining area consisting of a 5-burner stove top, Traeger grill & bar sink joins the lit 50-guest dining area & chandelier-lit bar. Also, on the property is a fire pit with bench seating surrounded by outdoor string lights & a second more rustic, torch-lit fire pit with repurposed log seating.