Beautiful 4BR 2BTH brick and vinyl siding home located in NE Nacogdoches County on over an acre lot. The interior has tile and laminate flooring and fresh paint. The roof is less than 5 years old. There is a 14 x 42 shop beside the house and a 16 x 16 wooden deck overlooks the wooded private back ya...
One of the most prominent houses in the Virginia Avenue Historic District, this 2.5 story, 5,086-square-foot home includes 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, and sits on a beautiful 1.73 acre lot landscaped with pine, crape myrtle and oak trees. The wood frame home is built on a brick pier foundation and ski...
Great investment opportunity! Duplex with 3BR/2BTH layout in 619 and 2 BR/1BTH layout in 617. Needs some TLC, but the structure, siding, and roof are all in good shape. The property is also zoned B-2 (General Business) so there are a lot of options for it!...
Located 3 miles from Douglass ISD! This 3 bedroom/2 bath/ 2 car garage home sits on 8 acres of land. The property offers an abondance of trees to provide shade to a large chain link fenced yard. No need to worry about a place to store the camper or boat. There is a RV/boat pole barn. Also, in the ba...
A 4 bed 3 bath home in a gated community with an amazing view of the pond. This house is open concept with a large kitchen. It has a lot of natural lighting. It has a split bedroom plan with office/4th bedroom on the same side as the master. The master with en-suite is incredible. Two large walk-in ...
Cindy Millard is a proud lifelong resident of Nacogdoches. She knows the ins and outs of her hometown and is thrilled to be part of the Charles Pool Real Estate team because it's a home-grown group where roots run deep. Cindy made the move to pursue her true passion for real estate after successful careers in banking and in launching and directing physician practices. She and her husband Keith are members of First United Methodist Church. In her spare time, Cindy enjoys spending time with her grandchildren, exploring the outdoors (especially the beach), camping, biking and hiking. One of the things she loves most about Nacogdoches is its location. Central to Dallas, Houston and Shreveport, she has access to big cities when she wants to visit, while getting to enjoy all of the benefits of living in a close-knit community.
