Come sit on the ole porch swing or grab a pink rocker!
If we take a walk around the house this is what you see.
Same side of the house just further out to capture a few of the oak trees.
After our visit on the porch we can walk down to the pretty gazebo and fish if you like!
Hope you enjoyed a few pictures of the ole place. More to come later! If you missed my inside pictures please go back a few post to catch a glimpse of the inside.
Thanks for Stopping by
Love to all
Maggie
I love your place. What a wonderful place to live. Love the giant gazebo by the pond.
ReplyDeleteMaggie...
ReplyDeleteYour house looks like something from a romance novel...She was a beautiful, mysterious woman who lived at the end of a long drive in a little yellow cottage with a porch swing and two inviting rocking chairs painted peony pink.
Hope you're having a wonderful weekend,
Pat
Thanks for the walkabout of your quaint little farmhouse. What a beautiful little yellow cottage!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend sweet lady!!!
I have never been to Texas. My image of Texas was always like the movie *Giant* I guess..., dry, dusty and lots of Cows.
ReplyDeleteThis place is lovely!! I really like the huge shade trees and your pink porch chairs and swing are wonderful. Thanks for the visit.
Can I ask why there are two front doors?
What great pictures of your home,,,,I love it!
ReplyDeleteMaggie, it is just exactly as I imagined your home to be. Yes, it looks like a home from a novel "the lovely yellow bungalow beside the shimmering water". Plus the inside is so delightfully decorated. Sounds so romantic so you must let a "little" romance enter your door and surround you with thanksgiving for blessing you with this treasure...
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p.s. I love it! A little picked fence and that oak tree is absolutely devine.
ReplyDeleteI love it, especially coming up the drive - looks very wide. You certainly have the eye and mind of an artist. Ah, those beautiful trees. I wish it was yours, free and clear!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so peaceful. What a wonderful contrast to your work-place! A haven for sure.
ReplyDeleteI want a place like yours all out in the open surrounded by loveliness. It's so pretty. I'll see you on the porch, get my iced tea ready, ok?
ReplyDeletehugs
Sissie
Maggie,
ReplyDeleteI love it. It looks so very peaceful.
Blessings, andrea
Maggie...you have a great place...love the gazebo.....enjoyed the visit...
ReplyDeleteNow there's a haven to look forward to after one of your more wild days at work. Must be awful nice to come up that drive and hear that screen door swing open.
ReplyDeletejulie
ps i'm just assuming you have a screen door!
What an adorable property you have ... so serene & sweet. I'll be over in lemonade weather.
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful weekend.
TTFN ~ Marydon
Wow, it's so beautiful! It looks like a retreat. Is that where us bloggers can go when we need to get away?
ReplyDeleteBrainstorm! That's how you can fund the internet bill. Your retreat, your chocolate = a ranch B&B.
What a lovely visit, my dear Maggie. Thanks for showing us around the farm. ahhhhh.
ReplyDeleteSee you soon!
Donna
Those trees!!! and that driveway! I love the yellow too. Awesome, looks so relaxing and inviting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to live in with Tinkerbell!
ReplyDeleteOh Maggie I'm in love! What an amazing home and the setting is gorgeous. I love, love, love it my friend.
ReplyDeletehugs
I could so live at your place. I could. Yes. Yes I could.
ReplyDeleteI love it when a person's home because a place of quiet rest. That is what my home is to me. Peace and calm and a retreat from the busyness of life.
Can I come visit?
Let me know when. K?
xoRebecca
oh what a sweet home you have! I just love the pink rockers...I would love to come and sit with you and have a cuppa. Looks like a very serene setting too...I just love it. Have a good weekend and behave...jj
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Thanks for the tour! I would love to come sit on your porch a while! You do live somewhere off the beaten path like we do.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day.
Mercy
Love it, every bit of it!!!
ReplyDeleteKate
Love it doll, it looks just like I knew it would!!! You have a wonderful and charming home!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Margaret B
I love that old farmhouse! It makes me want to come on over with a freshly baked pie!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!
I would so live there.
I'm kind of a country girl at heart. Lived there once. Stars were bigger. Air was wonderful!
Oh a gazebo, a pond, AND a large DQ cone? I just CAN NOT be friends with you any moe!! LOL
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Stephanie
Angelic Accents
I meant more !! See, you got me so upset I can't even type!!
ReplyDeleteSteph
Angelic Accents
You DO know that you're living in my dream house, right?
ReplyDeleteSooooo cute! Oh, the things I could do with a cute little cottage like that! :-)
Have a blessed Sunday!
Anne
It truly is very charming. xx
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great house!!!!
Please, don't forget to mail me your full name and adress!!! You won my giveaway, and I want to sent it to you!!!! please email me at: info@ctadministraties.nl
Good Morning Maggie,
ReplyDeleteI am in love with your little yellow farmhouse and envious of that white picket fence! I want one SOOOOOO bad!! Does your farm have a name--I may have missed it in one of your other posts? It just looks like a ranch house that has a name..
Have a great week!
Your place is beautiful!! I really love those stately trees!!
ReplyDeleteThis must be so nice to come home to after a long days work.....
Love,
Marilyn
xxoo
What a fun visit to your home! I love it especially the porch with the rockers! Now I must go back and catch up on your posts and see the inside. This is so much fun!
ReplyDeleteOh its so pretty and tranquil looking, love the gazebo, what a lovely place to do some bird watching, relax on a summer day, have tea with friends, paint, read, write...
ReplyDeleteAll things nice...
That looks like a movie set!!!! You are so lucky!!!
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What a gorgeous, gorgeous house!! I always knew I wanted to visit Texas - now I know why!!!
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Whens the party? I'm envisioning a nice summer get together with hanging lights and lemonade and music and ....oh wait,...sorry, I was fantasizing there for a minute.
ReplyDeleteLooking at the farmhouse reminds me of my TX ehome especially my sister's home which once was my Dad's gentleman farm. We had a "tank" but no gazebo which is really nice!!! Thanks for the tour.
ReplyDeleteI love your home and love those trees and the view is wonderful..:)
ReplyDeleteMaggie,
ReplyDeleteHow blessed you are to live where you do!
Yes, I want to fish in the pond-What kind of fish are stocked there?
Such a wonderful place you have there!
Have a great week,
Robin~♥
Oh, it was wonderful sitting on your front porch. I do wish I could do that literally...sigh. What a beautiful place. I'm going inside now...
ReplyDeleteOh Maggie your house is as lovely as you are!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a romantic and blissful place!!
You should have a crafters retreat there...if
you build it they will come!!!Lol!!!
Love you girlfriend!!! Hugs from Susan in Georgia!!
What a lovely house you have! hugs catherine
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this! We could swap houses for a week for a great vacation!
ReplyDeleteCute indeed.. I don't think I'd leave.
with love,
Olivia
I love your little yellow farm house and the white picket fence and the front porch! A house isn't a house without a front porch.
ReplyDeleteMaggie your little ranch is just delightful! There are plenty of great Aussie blokes who'd jump at the chance to show you our fabulous country. Maybe you should think about a trip Down Under in the future.
ReplyDeleteMillie ^_^