A pair of time-worn cowboy boots casting a late afternoon shadow across the porch, a long-horn door knocker and a faithful cow dog resting on the threshold. What more quintessential scene can we paint with this warm, rustic Texas home? It is a big does of Texas all under one roof, right down to the mesquite sink. What’s more is that it is not the creation of a Texan, but a Middle-East transplant whose love for horses brought him to the Texas hill country.
Originally Built:
Circa 1800
Original Location:
Palatine Bridge, NY
Restored In:
Fredericksburg, TX
Dimensions:
32 x 52, 1664 sq. ft.