123 SE County Road 3147

275 feet of shoreline. 1.9 acres. The water starts where the yard ends, & almost two acres gives the lot room to breathe on a lake where most lots run tight. The boathouse comes first, because it should. Double deck, two slips, motorized lift & jet ski storage. Walk down, drop in, gone. Up top the deck is open to the sky, which makes it the best seat on the property twice a day: sunset, then stars. The house runs over 7,000 square feet: six bedrooms, nine baths, an office & a six car garage with a carport beside it. The office looks at the same water as everything else, so Monday goes down easier. Nine baths means nobody waits. Seven covered spaces in all, so the truck, the trailer & the toys all sleep under a roof. Solar powered, so a house this size runs light through a Texas August. Living room windows hold the lake wall to wall & the kitchen opens right off it. Large island, Bosch appliances, quartz counters, designer vent hood. Cook for twelve, watch the water the whole time. The primary suite takes the same view, with a soaking tub, walk in shower, double vanity & a walk in closet the size of a room. Upstairs: game room, movie room, more bedrooms & two balconies over the water. Everyone finds their corner. Outside: covered patio, open yard, a clean walk to the dock. Room for a crowd, room to disappear. Select furniture & watercraft available for purchase, so the first weekend handles itself. Then there’s the lake. Richland Chambers covers 41,356 acres, the third largest inland lake in Texas, 75 feet deep in spots & wide enough that the horizon does the work. Crappie, white bass, hybrid stripers, blue cat, largemouth, year round. Ski in the morning, fish at dusk, watch the sunset run the whole width of the glass. Corsicana handles dinner & supplies. Dallas sits ninety minutes north on 287, close enough for Friday night, far enough to feel like another state. They call this the newest coast in Texas: 330 miles of shoreline. 275 feet of it is yours.