This is a unique historic property located in Rural Coryell County. It has historically been occupied as a church but the most likely use is residential but let your imagination be your guide. It is comprised of two structures. The oldest is a solid stone structure which was reportedly built around 1917 and used as the Peabody School House. The location is locally know as Peabody. This building was most recently used as a fellowship hall. The second building is reported to have been built in 1975 and is a wood frame structure last used as a sanctuary. It has three restrooms a foyer and a sanctuary. Each building is reported to be 1,760 SF and an open floor plan. The building has 4 restrooms all are typical public bathrooms without a shower or tub. All this situated on almost two acres with paved FM road frontage and a multi county water system water meter in place. Electricity is from Hamilton County electric COOP. This property is a unique oportunity to own a piece of Coryell County History.