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East TX Sustainable Solar Off Grid Barndominium with Land

Sustainable Off Grid Solar Property for Sale 100% off grid country property located on the outskirts of the small Texas town of Naples. This approximately 1,212 square foot barndominium style home with a craftsman, reclaimed materials interior design has so many possibilities...from a retirement retreat, bug out space, hunting camp, weekend recreational getaway to a home for your family.  The owners are a family of 5 that researched and worked to build their dream home in the piney woods of East Texas, thinking that this would be their forever home.  They thought that they would never leave the oasis that they created to get away from the hustle and bustle of the growing city they once called home.  Until a once in a lifetime opportunity came along to take over the family business arose and they felt they must answer the call, which led to this gem being up for grabs.     2 Bedroom 1 Bath with Loft Craftsman charm with reclaimed accents and repurposed farm implements lend to the overall vibe of this getaway tucked into the woods.  A beautiful antique cast iron porcelain farm sink becomes the focal point along with artistic touches such as the antique ceiling tiles used for the back splash at the stove. A wood burning Dutch West stove with front glass door and a side door for loading wood, serves as the sole source of heating the home in the winter.  The cast iron top is also used for cooking during the cold winter months.     Reclaimed 5 panel doors and antique glass door knobs from Jefferson, Texas, as well as reclaimed farm implements used for light fixtures and the bathroom tub/shower and the sink add charm with functionality. Natures head composting toilet serves as the indoor plumbing while an old-fashioned outhouse in the back yard adds a second toilet area for the family.   An outdoor bath house provides a place to shower and clean up in the warmer summer months.   Amenities  30' X 30' metal shop building is artistically finished out with buffed concrete floors and closed cell insulation blown on the open beams of the ceiling making this bardo a home.  The upstairs has two sides to the loft area, one approximately 12' X 12' and the other approximately 12' X 14' giving two nooks for bedrooms.   The whole house is insulated with 2-inch closed cell spray foam insulation with R13 batt fiber glass insulation on the walls providing approximately an R30 rating.  This combination gives you a cool feeling in the summer with the use of the solar powered window unit and a warmth in the winter with the wood stove with exposed pipe radiating heat throughout the home.  20- 100 watt solar panels housed on a flatbed trailer for easy portability harness the energy from the sun to be converted into electricity by the Point Zero Energy Titan solar generator power module and 3 battery cells to run the whole house.   Rainwater is harvested with a complete gutter system on the house routing the runoff into a holding tank.  The "Water Shed" is supplied by its own solar panel located on the roof of the house which is connected to a 100 amp battery that services the washer and dryer and also the pump for the rainwater runoff tank.  An Eccotemp propane on demand tankless water heater is also located inside the "Water Shed". Sustainable Homestead  Are you ready to use the power of the sun to power your entire home - 100% off grid?  This homestead also has places to cultivate your garden and to build your livestock pens and barns taking sustainability one step further. 16.65 acres mostly covered in hardwoods and pines provide cover for wildlife and a retreat from the scorching sun.  When you enter the tree line, the canopy provides a barrier decreasing the temperatures.   Inviting sitting nooks are tucked along the shade of the tree line giving you a place to rest while you enjoy the peace and quite of your country homestead. A chicken coop built to match the other farmstead buildings on the land houses the feathered flock and a chicken run is built among the trees to provide additional cover.   Fruit trees include pear, apple, and peach.  Wild dew berries are a favorite for the land owners to harvest.  An outdoor kitchen area for housing grills and smokers and a bar area for enjoying a cool drink or a delicious meal along with the sitting area surrounding the rock fire pit become a focal point for outdoor living.   The wood shed and storm shelter are a must for homesteaders.  The transmission easement has approximately 1.8 ± acres of open pasture area for your livestock and a garden area  for your farm.   A seasonal creek runs from southwest to northeast through the property making a favorable place to build a pond.  https://www.doublecreekrealestate.com...