A unique home located in Rockport, Texas, hit the market in July for $1.67 million.
The home, which now has a signed contract, features ceilings made of reclaimed barn wood.
It also comes with a 40-foot screened barn that houses an eight-foot-deep pool.
Deep in the heart of Texas is a one-of-a-kind farmhouse. The $1.67 million home is located on a secluded lot in Rockport, a city on the southeastern coast of Texas, a half-hour drive from Corpus Christi and along the Gulf of Mexico.
The 2,515-square-foot home sits on 2.5 acres dotted with oak and pine trees. The standout feature of the residence is its 40-foot-tall screened pool barn, a unique structure that adds a modern flair to the home.
"The owners of the home definitely have an artistic vein," Douglas Elliman real-estate agent Emily Waldmann told Insider. "One of the coolest features of the home is that pool area."
Now under contract, the home also includes an outdoor dining space, a fire pit, a 1,000-gallon stainless steel rainwater cistern system, and a standing seam metal roof.
Take a look inside this rustic retreat.
The home was built in 2013. It was designed for indoor and outdoor seating, offering a seamless flow within its living spaces.
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In addition to its interior square footage, about 2,500 square feet of covered patio surrounds the residence.
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The pinnacle of the property is its screened barn that reaches a towering height of 40 feet. Within the enclosure is an eight-foot-deep pool.
The Rockport home with its screened pool barn.
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In lieu of traditional pool seating, the home's sellers opted for rocking chairs that give the area a rustic ambiance.
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The property has several spaces dedicated to dining and relaxing, including this outdoor area that overlooks the property.
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The home also has a fire pit.
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The living room showcases vaulted ceilings adorned with rustic, reclaimed barn wood.
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The home's eclectic interior styling took cues from the sellers' extensive travels over time, Waldmann said.
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The reclaimed wood ceilings extend into the kitchen area, where ample windows let light stream in.
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The dining room has a dive bar-like feel with its booth-style seating.
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This area is referred to as the "shipping and receiving" room, Waldmann said. The space is a combination of office and entertainment area.
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The shipping and receiving room is often used as a catering area for in-home events. It even has a beverage refrigerator.
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The home's primary bedroom has direct access to the backyard.
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The primary bathroom has a spacious board-formed concrete tub and custom Mexican cement tile.
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There are also two secondary bedrooms. This vibrant space gives off a teenager vibe.
