This Lake Placid masterpiece is built from Texas history itself! Reclaimed barnwood from the Geronimo Cotton Gin, massive beams from the original Wurstfest building, and windows salvaged from Alamo National Bank give this home an unmatched rustic charm. Even the hand-cranked freight elevator has a story—once part of Seguin’s first hospital! Then there’s the waterfront—92 feet of prime Lake Placid shoreline with a covered boat lift, dual jet ski lift, and flagstone path leading to the lake. Host unforgettable lakeside gatherings on the expansive covered deck with ceiling fans and accent lighting or grill out on the BBQ patio under the trellis, surrounded by mature honeysuckle. A storm drainage system, sprinkler system, and recently installed roof (2023) make this retreat as functional as it is stunning. The living room is a showstopper, with a wood-burning stove, massive picture windows framing the lake, and direct access to the deck. The chef’s kitchen features an expansive granite island, Bosch appliances, and custom cabinetry, while the owner’s suite impresses with a private loft, dual en suites, complete with a soaking tub and shower with lake views. Thoughtful details like in-floor outlets, skylights, and unique casement windows elevate the space. This home isn’t just a house—it’s a piece of history with front-row seats to lake life. Don’t miss this rare find!