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Windsor Park Place Town homes just waiting for you. Two stand alone townhomes available. As you walk in you will find installed vinyl plank flooring throughout. Insulated with high efficiency foam and high efficiency windows with Low E glass. Built with granite counter tops in both kitchen and baths. The walk-in tiled shower is large and are handicap accessible. Nice quality custom made cabinets throughout. White colored 2' wood grain faux blinds for window coverings. Brushed nickel hardware includes doorknobs, faucets, towel bars and cabinets pulls. Kithen appliances include a stove, microwave and dishwasher. Detailed crown molding. The community has concrete sidewalks and stone wall that enhances the subdivision and makes for an enjoyable development. Come pick your townhome now. These homes sell fast!! Estimated completion date is February 2023. Located in a family-friendly community, in top rated McGregor ISD school district and a short distance to restaurants/cafes, bakeries, coffee shops, gym, local grocery store, banks, walking trails, and antique shopping. Also, in McGregor is the Amtrak train ready take you to Ft Worth, Austin, San Antonio and many other locations. HOA: Windsor Park Place annual dues are $200.00. Located in Downtown McGregor. GPS does not recognize address due to the subdivision being new. ****Located at 317 & New Windsor Parkway. Taxes have not been assessed.
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Mystery shrouded the case of a McGregor man accused of killing five people Thursday on his block in McGregor, but hundreds of anguished residents of this town of 5,200 west of Waco gathered to comfort the orphaned survivors.
Bellmead police Saturday arrested an 18-year-old man who was accused of entering a woman’s hotel room and raping her.
Coming to downtown Waco beginning Monday: Pignetti's will serve Italian food, steaks and fine wines — it hopes to become a standard bearer — in a classic renovated atmosphere.
Just call Justin Blalock “Uncle Worm,” a nickname he has had since middle school, one he does not necessarily enjoy but finds himself stuck wi…
Autopsy records obtained this week in the June 3 death of a McLennan County Jail inmate confirmed local authorities’ account that he died of s…
Mike Copeland's column: Simply Delicious Bakery moving, Buc-ee's founder honored, plus that mystery construction along I-35, an Uptown building permit, U-Haul, H-E-B and more.
The brother of a woman killed Thursday in McGregor, along with two of her children and two of her neighbors, said his sister was dedicated to …
Two people wearing hard hats were knocking the doors off the shipping container complex formerly known as The Containery in downtown Waco on Tuesday, all for a good cause.
Central Texas Honor Roll: The best high school football performances of the week.
In July 2020, Amado De La Paz was facing jail again.
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