Eric Metzger and Mark Yarborough join broker Sean Gioffre at Boot Ranch Realty.
In its April 2016 issue, Cowboys & Indians magazine tells the story of a unique stone home inspired by the architecture of early German settlers.
by Allyn Hulteng, Cowboys & Indians, April 2016
Inspired by the unique stone homes built by early German settlers, this legacy retreat for a Houston couple marries historic architecture with timeless Texas style.
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