Carla Barker

This unique and rare find is a real 1860's farm house, with all the charm and of course many modern amenities. History: The original Calvert brick was manufactured on this site. What remains of the brick ovens lines a great covered outdoor space for personal enjoyment and entertainment. A charming gazebo is situated on the edge of the pond. The garage also has a covered oversized porch

Unlimited potential describes this 1868 multi-functional, unique, building in downtown Calvert! Located on SH 6 in the center of the golden triangle between Texas A&M & Baylor. Renovations at present include architect engineered and supervised steel supported frame and design plans, as well as, fire barriers and sprinkler system, 2 electric meters and plumbing partially complete. Designed for

*Square footage is estimated due to the appraisal district lacking specification* One of a few original structures listed by the State Historical Association on Main Street of Calvert. L T Fuller founded his company around 1870, one of Calvert's first industries & patented a number of mechanical items for the cotton trade and specialized machinery. The iron facade came from the famous Mesker &