Discover The House on the Hill, a property full of character, space, and versatility, situated on just over 17+/- acres and featuring a spacious three-bedroom, three-bath main home, a separate guest house, and exceptional workshop and storage facilities. The main home offers a large kitchen with an oversized butcher block island and abundant cabinetry, opening to a generous living room filled with natural light. Soaring ceilings and impressive built-ins flanking a rock wood-burning fireplace create a warm and inviting focal point. A formal dining room and additional living area provide flexible spaces for entertaining and everyday living. The oversized laundry room is thoughtfully equipped with a countertop, full sink, upper cabinets, and space for a second refrigerator. A full bathroom, numerous storage closets and Saltillo tile throughout complete the downstairs. Upstairs, the exceptionally spacious primary suite combines the original primary bedroom with an adjoining secondary bedroom, creating an expansive retreat with built-in cabinetry, a desk for a home workstation, and plenty of room for exercise equipment or a comfortable sitting area. Multiple walk-in closets provide generous storage. The large primary bathroom features a soaking tub, dual sinks, and an oversized linen closet. Two additional bedrooms, each with walk-in closets, offer comfortable accommodations. Unique architectural details include reclaimed wood flooring salvaged from an old schoolhouse and a beautiful wood staircase reclaimed from an old church, adding history and distinctive character to the home. The separate guest house offers excellent flexibility for visiting guests, extended stays, or potential rental income. It features one bedroom, a full bathroom, a well-appointed kitchen, dining and living areas, and a dedicated hobby or craft room. Additional improvements include covered parking suitable for an RV or large equipment, and a substantial workshop with two additional storage rooms. The property is serviced by city water for the home, while a private well supplies the sprinkler systems and water for the pecan trees. Mature heritage oak trees, established pecan trees, and pine trees contribute to the property's natural beauty and peaceful setting. The homestead's original windmill, though no longer in operation, remains a charming reminder of the property's history and adds to its timeless country appeal. With its spacious living areas, distinctive reclaimed materials, separate guest accommodations, and extensive utility and storage features, this property offers a rare combination of comfort, character, and functionality. This is a MUST SEE!!