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Clyde

$265,000

102 S 2nd Street, Clyde, TX 79510

Beds

4

Baths

2

Sq ft

1,516

Lot size

13,983 sq ft

$ / sq ft

$175

Year built

1945

School district

Clyde Cons ISD

Upcoming open house

About this home

Just a short 15-minute drive from the hustle and bustle of Abilene is a place where life moves a little slower. Welcome to Clyde, where evenings are quieter, neighbors still wave, and there’s a little more room to breathe. Tucked into a peaceful, established neighborhood, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home sits on a corner double lot shaded by seven mature pecan trees. It’s the kind of place that feels a little removed from the rush of everyday life, without actually being far from anything. Work, shopping, restaurants and everything Abilene has to offer are just 15 minutes down the road. Inside, you’ll find four good-sized bedrooms, two completely remodeled bathrooms, fresh finishes and updated lighting throughout. The kitchen has been updated with a new stovetop, oven and dishwasher. And while there’s plenty to appreciate on the surface, a lot of money and attention has gone into the things that matter for years to come. The foundation has been re-leveled, along with a new roof, new central HVAC, new attic insulation, new water heater, and a new 200-amp electrical service with a new meter can and breaker panel. The expensive work has already been taken care of. There’s even more room than the listed square footage shows. An approximately 140-square-foot office or flex room next to the garage isn’t included in the listed square footage and has its own brand-new mini split for heating and cooling. It’s ready to be an office, art room, hobby space, workout room or whatever extra space you need. But maybe the best part is outside. This is a yard built for good old-fashioned yard sitting. Find some shade under the pecan trees, visit with friends, enjoy a cold drink as the day cools off, and watch the kids chase lightning bugs until dark. There’s also a backyard storm shelter for those West Texas storms. It’s small-town Texas living the way it ought to be: a little quieter, a little slower and with room to enjoy the simple things.