Timeless estate listed in Texas blends ‘old and new.’ Check out resort-like paradise
A home on the real estate market in Fredericksburg, Texas, is a historic wonder that was dramatically transformed into a sparkling oasis.
And it’s listed for $2.625 million.
“This home is a seamless blend of both old and new,” a news release about the house said. “Located in the historic district of Fredericksburg, Texas, 108 N Acorn Street is a 19th century home updated for modern luxury living.
“William Kunz, a carpenter and cabinetmaker, built the original home in 1871. This four-room rock structure housed his entire family, including his 10 daughters who all lived in one room upstairs.”
According to the release, the three-bedroom, five-bathroom house underwent renovations in 2006 that included the front living room, the bar and a 600-bottle wine cellar. But old structures still remained, including Kunz’s “original cabinet workshop.”
When new owners bought the home in 2020, they added on to the renovations to “further transform the property into a resort-like paradise,” the release said. Those renovations included:
Pool
Pool house
Updated kitchen
Updated primary bathroom
“The upstairs of the original 1871 home was renovated into a guest suite, complete with its own updated bathroom and a hidden privacy pocket door,” the release says. “Tucked under the eaves, this large but cozy upstairs space can now accommodate up to four people. It also has its own outside entrance.”
Outside includes:
Fireplace
Outdoor kitchen
Old windmill
Porch
Hot tub
The listing is held by Steven Baker/Tribe Realty Group, Coldwell Banker Realty.
Fredericksburg is about a 75-mile drive west from Austin.
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