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Palette Pad – Light Filled Artist’s Studio

Georgetown, Scurlock Farms

Entire home | Cottage | 2 Guests| 0 Bedrooms| 0 Baths

Property Description

Light Filled Artist’s Studio – Queen, Sleeps 2

This one bedroom, pet friendly cottage was built as C. P. Montague’s art studio and temporary home while she and her husband built their dream home across the ravine. Every rock in the home’s interior and exterior was picked up by hand, then hand laid by the two of them. Hundreds of paintings were painted in front of the North facing wall of windows. C. P. Montague was one of President Lyndon Johnson’s favorite artists.

The home is fully furnished and the kitchen is fully stocked with all cooking and serving dishes, as well as basic spices, coffee, and an assortment of hot teas. Soaps, shampoo, hair dryer, toilet paper, and paper towels are also provided. Guests love the wood burning fireplace and we provide unlimited firewood for your enjoyment.
No smoking allowed in the home, but please feel free to smoke outdoors. Please properly dispose of your butts.
Note: There is a $75 cleaning fee which will be collected by the owner.

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Property Features

Kitchen

Internet

Indoor Fireplace

Heating

Free Parking on Premises

Wireless Internet

Pets Allowed

Family/Kid Friendly

Non Smoking

Air Conditioner

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From $185 per night

Dan and I were childhood sweethearts and will celebrate our 54th anniversary in May. We moved to the country in 1971 and have loved raising our two boys on the farm. After my parents died, we acquired the 112 acre farm and bought the adjoining 60 acre farm. We now have 172 beautiful acres with a little over one mile of San Gabriel River frontage. We remodeled the two homes on the farm and have offered them as vacation rental homes since 2010. We have hosted guests from every state and 21 countries and have loved meeting many different people. We raise cattle, goats, chickens, horses, hay and pecans on the farm and there is always something going on! I love giving tours of the farm to our guests in a Polaris and show them the river, animals, hiking areas and give a little history of the farm. Well behaved pets are welcome and the owners and the pets love being able to be off-leash. Wildlife is abundant and guests love seeing deer, bobcat, fox, coyote, raccoon, possom, rabbits, skunks, and armadillo. The farm is a birder's delights with the varied terrains - prairie top pastures, wooded hillside and bluffs, heavily wooded areas, and the river wetlands. Many bird watchers have seen lifers while visiting (a bird they have never seen in person before). Roadrunners are a favorite! Our youngest son was only 6 weeks old when we moved to the farm and he has built a home along the bluff and raised his family here. Our oldest son owned a business in Dallas that he sold in 2018. He bought what was a third vacation rental home on the farm and he and his wife moved back to the farm last summer.