Jeff Bird

There’s a welcoming ease to this one-story home on Echo Drive, the kind that meets you at the front porch and follows you inside. The layout opens into a bright living and kitchen area designed for everyday comfort, with generous counter space, a wide island, and plenty of storage that keeps everything feeling organized and effortless.All three bedrooms include walk-in closets, and the

There’s something comforting about a home that’s seen a few stories and still has plenty left to tell. Sitting on a quiet street just minutes from Baylor and downtown Waco, this sweet 1955 cottage is the kind of place that’s been loved well and lived in easy. With two bedrooms, one bath, and a flowing layout that keeps everyone connected, it’s full of old-fashioned charm and potential for

Tucked just off New Road and close to everything Waco has to offer, this charming 3-bed, 2-bath home pairs modern comfort with old-soul character. Built in 1942, it has been refreshed from head to toe while keeping its welcoming spirit intact. The wide front porch feels made for a rocking chair and an evening chat, and that crisp gray siding gives it a clean, timeless look.Inside, the light

Along the banks of the Brazos River, life slows down a little on this 36-acre piece of Texas ground. Here, wide pastures roll into shaded woods, and pecan trees stand steady through the seasons. Nearly 1,122 feet of river frontage stretches across the back edge of the property, offering space for fishing, hunting, or simply sitting still while the water carries the day away. The land holds an ag

Some homes just feel like a deep breath—and this one, tucked along Fort Ave, is exactly that. With every inch thoughtfully renovated, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath bungalow is equal parts soul and style. Step up to the wide front porch and picture slow mornings with coffee in hand, rocking chairs creaking gently under the Texas sky. Inside, the home wraps you in comfort with soft natural light, fresh

Tucked along a quiet stretch of county road, this 4-acre slice of Texas countryside feels like the kind of place where time finally slows down. Rolling terrain, native coastal grasses, and just enough trees to frame the sunset make it easy to picture your future home—or that weekend getaway spot you’ve been dreaming about. The land is lightly wooded, partially fenced, and already has a water

Spread out and breathe a little on this wide-open 9.41-acre parcel in Rancho West Estates, where the land rolls gently toward the horizon and the sunsets stretch for miles. The native coastal grasses are well established, giving the property a soft, natural rhythm that changes with the seasons. A mix of open pasture and scattered trees adds privacy without hiding those big Texas skies.With

Set near a backdrop of mature trees in the heart of Lorena, this log-style home offers warmth, space, and soul. The wide front covered porch welcomes you in with room to sit awhile and enjoy the comfort of small-town life — where folks still wave hello and the pace feels just right. Inside, the living area opens up under exposed beams with rich wood detail, stained concrete floors, and a

Near the northern edge of McLennan County, past Gholson, this nearly 23-acre tract offers a rare mix of open meadow and thick woods that feels a world away--but you're still only about 20 minutes from town conveniences like restaurants, medical facilities, and the big-box stores. There's paved road frontage on Clater Powell, making this one a solid pick for your forever home, a weekend getaway,