2003 Year Built:

Farm/Ranch House, Single Detached Property type:

Ranch, Traditional, Loft Apartment Style:

Wood Exterior Description:

New Construction Condition:

Dishwasher, Cooktop - Electric, Oven-Electric, Disposal, Dryer Appliances:

2 Number of Fireplaces:

Handicapped Features, Covered Patio, Deck, Basement, Garage, Awnings Property Features:

laminate, Wood Floors:

Window Coverings Windows:

septic tank, Private Sewer, Co-op Water, Individual Water Meter Utilities:

Central, Electric, Fireplace, Wood Stove Heating System:

Central, Electric, Ceiling Fan Cooling System:

Fenced for Horses, Cold Storage Facilty, Corral(s) Lot Description:

Barn Other building/structures:

On Slab Basement and Foundation:

composition, Metal Roofing:

Golf course, Horse/riding facilities, Campground, Clubhouse, Perimeter Fencing, RV Parking Association/Community Features Description:

Covered Parking, RV Parking Parking type:

Attached Garage, Workshop/Bench Area Garage Description:

3 Number of Carport Spaces:

Attached Carport Carport Description:

Driveway - Circular Driveway:

Meridian ISD School District:

Meridian Elementary School:

Meridian High School:

Meridian Middle School:

This 4.875 acre, 1,448 sq ft ranch house, under ground bunker, welded metal construction shop 1,500 sq ft., 30' x 50' x 15' H with a covered 16.6' x 41.6' x 15' canopy for livestock, horse trailer or RV parking Shop is fully insulated, 1 walkin door, 1 roll up door, has 220 wiring, water facet near. A treehouse, chicken coop, fenced vegetable, fruit raised bed garden. Gated 1,000 acre Crossbow Ranch, offering the residents the feeling of owning a large ranch. Members own an undivided interest while owning acreage. Amenities are full hunting rights on 650 acres, a skeet, a 300-yard rifle range, 30 deer stands, feeders, food plots, a walkin cooler, golf driving range, ATV, hiking and horse riding trails. It's heavily wooded with vegetation supporting the wildlife. Hunters pay $900. a year for breeding program producing trophy whitetail, axis, red stag, turkey and dove. There are creeks that runs through the ranch filling mu fltiple ponds. Bosque County known as Top of the Hill Country