The Sam Vaughan Houston Estate, one of the six major historical homes in Floresville TX, is officially on the market to the public for the very first time in history! Sam Vaughan Houston, the grand-nephew of General Sam Houston, served as the mayor of Floresville from 1902-1936. He owned the bank & Alamo Lumber, sat on the first First Grand Jury of Wilson County & created Floresville ISD. The original structure was built in 1886, rebuilt in 1926 to withstand extreme weather conditions, and restoration began in 2011. Recent updates include electrical, plumbing, HVAC, foundation leveled/stabilized Nov 2020. Relax & entertain in your 2587sqft main house, 656sqft guest house, 324sqft bar/game room & gleaming in-ground pool, all nestled among lush landscaping of fruit & shade trees on .93 acres. As if all of that wasn't enough, enjoy your cooled wine cellar (holds 106 bottles), private RV parking (with electric & water hookup), converted garage & a workshop. Home is conveniently located within walking distance of downtown Floresville, easily accessible to Hwy 181, and only 23 minutes from the San Antonio city limit. Visit Facebook Page: Sam Vaughan Houston's Historic Floresville Estate For Sale