Marshall TX Real Estate & Homes for Sale

SPECTACULAR country home with gorgeous hilltop views sitting on 54+ acres just north of Marshall, Texas! This almost 4,000 square foot home has 4 beds/4.5 baths, two living areas, two dining areas, an office and state of the art kitchen. It features top of the line Viking/Subzero appliances, lots of hardwood and tile floors, 2 x 6 exterior walls, and a safe room. Other amenities include solid wood custom doors, Anderson wood windows, a Lutron lighting system and whole house generator! The over sized back and front porches offer amazing views of the wildlife and gorgeous sunsets! The outside comes with a 3 car garage that is attached, a 2 car detached garage, 5 outbuildings including a stable that comes with 6 stalls, a shop with AC/Heat and more. Last but not least there is a water well, 3 ponds, 8 foot game fencing and more. This one literally has EVERYTHING.Call for more information and to set up your showing appointment! You won't be disappointed.

Country living is calling your name! 2019 mobile home sitting on almost 25 acres with a 3000 square foot shop and barn combo. Bring your livestock and move in! This house will come 90% furnished! There is a spot for a pond right behind the house, beautiful pastures that are already cross fenced for livestock and a water well on the property. The opportunities are endless!

Own a piece of an Historical Plantation! Cedar Grove, the Henry Ware Plantation, was originally part of a 640 acre plantation. (Some records show over 8,000 acres) The home, a two story Greek Revival is a four square floor plan with a hipped roof and double hung windows on both stories, built of locally made brick, hand-hewn timbers and square nails started in 1847 and completed in 1852. Pier and beam, the piers are reported to be 9' deep!. This home boasts 4-5 bedrooms and 8 fireplaces. Before the Civil War Cedar Grove contained a school house, cotton gin, brick kiln, milk house, factory sheds, slave cabins and an overseers cottage. Henry Ware was a leading cotton planter in Harrison County and the first to erect a steel screw cotton press in the state. He also grew large crops of cultivated wheat and was responsible for bringing some of the first grain reapers to East TX. Ware also built a steam powered textile mill and tannery on the plantation. It produced supplies for the Confederate Army troops stationed within Harrison County, although he himself opposed secession. Ownership of the home was kept within the Ware family descendants through June of 2019. There is a stocked spring fed lake lined with cypress trees. Walk through the towering trees that whisper memories from times past to find producing pecan trees and a few fruit trees. Live off the land!! This home will require restoration/renovation, currently there is no kitchen (the original kitchen would have been outside the home). Previous kitchen structure add on was removed from back of house. It would take the right person or persons to understand this unique property's story, it's history and give it new life.

Own a piece of an Historic Plantation! Cedar Grove, the Henry Ware Plantation, was originally part of a 640 acre plantation. (Some records show over 8,000 acres) The home, a two story Greek Revival is a four square floor plan with a hipped roof and double hung windows on both stories, built of locally made brick, hand-hewn timbers and square nails started in 1847 and completed in 1852. Pier and beam, the piers are reported to be 9' deep!. This home boasts 5 bedrooms and 8 fireplaces. Before the Civil War Cedar Grove contained a school house, cotton gin, brick kiln, milk house, factory sheds, slave cabins and an overseers cottage. Henry Ware was a leading cotton planter in Harrison County and the first to erect a steel screw cotton press in the state. He also grew large crops of cultivated wheat and was responsible for bringing some of the first grain reapers to East TX. Ware also built a steam powered textile mill and tannery on the plantation. It produced supplies for the Confederate Army troops stationed within Harrison County, although he himself opposed secession. Ownership of the home was kept within the Ware family descendants through June of 2019. There is a stocked spring fed lake lined with cypress trees. Walk through the towering trees to find producing pecan trees and a few fruit trees. Live off the land!! This home will require restoration/renovation, currently there is no kitchen (the original kitchen would have been outside the home). It would take the right person or persons to understand this unique property's story, it's history and give it new life.

Great investment property, retirement home, or starter home. Home is on a little over an acre 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath. AS-IS Due to needed repairs home will not qualify for FHA. Schedule a showing today! Text LA for combo code.

Take a look at this charming, renovated, colonial styled home! This home features ample space to host your friends and family for every holiday/event to come. With a formal dining room, formal living room, 2 extra living spaces, a den, and a great room your opportunities are endless. Not to mention the huge backyard with a deck and porch, ready for summer cookouts. Some of the renovations include new air conditioning, new electric and plumbing throughout, new insulation, new lighting throughout and much more. The kitchen features new tile, a new window, new backsplash, and freshly painted cabinets. This home is truly one of a kind, call today to learn more!