Magnolia Country Retreat
Magnolia, Texas
$1,600,000
Added on 5/9/2016
Property Features
- Equine Facilities
- Home
- Barn
- Electricity
- Hwy-County Rd Frontage
Property Description
''Camp Farm'' is paradise 45 minutes from Houston and 10 minutes from The Woodlands. Elegant architecturally designed farmhouse, 7 bedrooms, screened-in porch, pool, tennis court, fire pit, overnight camp house and playhouse for the kids. Horse barn has 2 oversized stalls, tack room, art studio along with a one bedroom apartment and turn out paddocks with board fencing. This property is surrounded by high end horse farms. If you're looking for the ''one of a kind'' estate property this is it!
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