PRICE REDUCTION - LOCATION is the key! This house is 3BD/2BA, 2 car garage. Kitchen has granite countertops, pull out drawers in pantry, lazy susan, & breakfast area with a bay window. Also in the kitchen features a built in office area. Dining area is located in the oversized den. Has a wood b...
Spanning 1,574 square feet of meticulously designed living space, this home boasts an inviting ambiance. The spacious living areas are ideal for relaxation featuring an open layout that flows seamlessly between the living room, dining area, and modern kitchen. Natural light pours in through large wi...
One of the most prominent houses in the Virginia Avenue Historic District, this 2.5 story, 5,086-square-foot home includes 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, and sits on a beautiful 1.73 acre lot landscaped with pine, crape myrtle and oak trees. The wood frame home is built on a brick pier foundation and ski...
Beautiful 4+ acre property with towering oak trees, pretty pasture, and a 2,100 sq ft 3/3 brick home with new flooring. The residence is located just a short drive outside of Lufkin and close to Central ISD Schools. This property has a pond and is well suited for a 4H or FFA project behind the hom...
A two story, multi-family unit with 9 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. It includes a kitchen with a large bar area, breakfast area, living room and laundry room. The space has fresh paint and vinyl plank flooring. There are ten parking spaces available for this unit....
Jay is a Nacogdoches native, and he recently served as the city council representative for the southwest ward. He is married to Jaime Anderson, and they are extremely proud of their daughter, June. Jay is a graduate of Nacogdoches High School and attended Stephen F. Austin State University, Southwestern University and the University of Houston, and he has a background in Information Technology. Jay and Jaime co-own Nacogdoches Architectural Restorations, LLC, which was originally formed to renovate the Old Mize Factory. His real estate experience includes commercial and residential development, infill development, restoration and renovation. Both sides of his family have a long history of business and community involvement in East Texas, and Jay carries on that tradition. In addition to serving on the city council, Jay is a trustee for the Pineywoods Foundation and a member of Christ Episcopal Church. He is a past member of the African American Heritage Project and is the former project manager for the restoration of the Clay House. Before he was elected to the city council, Jay was a member of the Nacogdoches Rotary Club, the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Nacogdoches Youth Soccer Board. When he has the opportunity, he enjoys playing adult-league soccer and volunteering at his daughter’s school as much as possible.
