298 CR 346 Rd, Milano, TX 76556

This could be your dream home —a meticulously maintained custom home on 24 acres just east of Milano. This 3BR, 3-bath home sits well off the paved county road for a real sense of privacy. The open floor plan, with the great room, kitchen, and dining room, allows for large gatherings of family or friends. The thought and effort put into creating a unique home are evident in all the details of this home's design and construction, from the live-edge handrails and stairs leading to the upstairs guest bedroom, study, and bath, to the natural wooden ceilings in the Great room, office, and Primary BR. This home is overloaded with storage space and large walk-in closets. The primary bath has a bubble tub, a walk-in tile shower, and a large water closet. The large covered porch on the back of this home has ample room for entertaining or just a nice secluded spot to watch the sunset behind the rolling hills to the west. Outside entry from detached garage into the mud/laundry room with a wash sink, allowing for a great place to wash up when coming in from enjoying the spacious 24 acres of native grasses and scattered Oaks and Elms. Deer and other wildlife are frequently seen on the property. From your front porch, you are less than 40 minutes from Bryan/College Station or Temple, and 1 hour from Waco or Austin. Milano is located in the Texas triangle of DFW, Houston, and San Antonio, making an easy commute to all.

The wrought iron gate at the entrance to 298 CR 346 Road announces what lies beyond: a private 24-acre estate east of Milano where manicured landscaping meets genuine Texas countryside. The long driveway carries you away from the county road and into a world designed for seclusion, lined with native oaks and elms that frame the property's carefully managed grounds. These are not wild acres but rather a curated landscape of native grasses, scattered timber, and open sight lines that create the feeling of a personal park.

The 3,222 square foot residence sits positioned to maximize privacy while commanding views of the rolling terrain to the west. Built in 2012, the stone veneer and frame construction reflects both durability and refined aesthetics. The home's architectural details reveal intentional craftsmanship: live-edge handrails guide you through interior transitions, natural wooden ceilings with coffered details anchor the great room and primary bedroom, and a kitchen island anchors the open floor plan that connects the breakfast area, dining room, and great room into a unified entertaining space. Granite and Corian countertops frame a gas range and dual ovens, preparing this kitchen for both daily family use and significant gatherings.

The 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom layout dedicates space with purpose. The upstairs hosts a guest bedroom and study alongside an ensuite bath, while the primary suite features a bubble tub, walk-in tile shower, and substantial water closet. Storage runs throughout the home via extensive walk-in closets and built-in cabinetry, a practical asset for country living. A detached garage connects to a dedicated mudroom with a wash sink, creating a functional transition zone from the 24 acres outside.

Outdoor living defines the property's character. The covered rear porch stretches across the back elevation, offering shade and sightlines across the grounds where deer and wildlife move freely through native vegetation. The front porch provides a formal entry point with its own outdoor presence. Both porches and multiple patios create layers of outdoor entertaining space without requiring formal landscaping maintenance.

Milano ISD serves the property, with all school levels operating in the district. The location positions you less than 40 minutes from Bryan/College Station and Temple, one hour from Waco, and approximately 90 minutes from Austin's employment centers. At $278 per square foot on 24 acres, this estate offers the substance of country property with the infrastructure and finishes of a designed home. This combination of privacy, open land, and proximity to regional centers appeals to buyers seeking rural character without rural isolation.