Stone Cottage with Basement, Wrap Porches, and Barn on 0.39 Acres — $64,999

The stone exterior is the first thing. Not a veneer, not a painted-over attempt at texture — actual stone construction on a house in a South Texas town, and it reads as solid from the street. Add covered porches wrapping both the front and back of the house and you have something that looks like it was built to last and built to live on.

The house is 1,423 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. There is also a basement, which is not something you find often in this part of Texas where the soil and the heat tend to make below-grade space more trouble than it is worth. Whether it is usable storage, a project room, or something that needs work is a fair question. At this price, honest assessment matters more than optimism.

The lot is 0.39 acres, which gives you real room. There is an attached carport and a separate covered carport and barn structure. That second building alone changes the math for anyone who needs space for tools, a vehicle, a workshop, or materials. You can park, store, and work without tripping over the house.

The agent listing says the property is being sold as-is, and that is the honest frame for this one. The stone bones and the porches and the lot are real and worth something. What is inside and what it will take to bring it up to where you want it to live is the work ahead. There is no year built listed, but the design and construction read as older, and older stone construction usually means the visible charm came with some compromises elsewhere.

Pearsall sits on I-35, and San Antonio is under an hour. HEB and Starbucks are walkable from this address. For a small city house with actual outdoor space, a barn, a basement, and wraparound porches, the ask is low. You are paying for the lot, the structure, and the potential. The rest is on you.