The house sits on a quiet street in Seguin, part of the well-regarded Navarro ISD community. A new roof and fresh interior paint mean the bones are tended to — you move in rather than catch up. The yard has room to breathe, and the side patio is the kind of spot that gets used year-round in central Texas.

Inside, the eat-in kitchen has sliding glass doors that open directly to the patio — so the line between inside and out stays loose. The living area is comfortable without being oversized, and the washer and dryer hookups are tucked inside the home, not out in the garage or a separate shed.