Clay Walker, the hat-sporting, bike-riding famous country singer, has once again given his Texas beach house a price chopper listing it for $995,000.
Walker first put the home on market in 2013 for $1.2 million. He reduced the price in November that year to $1.15 million, but in vain. He again reduced the asking to $1.05 million in July, this year and finally decided to knock off a few more dollars off the list price in August, making it the latest price chop.
Listed with Kelly Kelley of ReMax Texas, the residence is a 2,918-square-foot five-bedroom, three bathroom place, sitting on a 0.25-acre lot.
Interiors of the house feature stone-tiled and carpeted flooring, drywall ceilings and large wooden doors.
Living spaces include a formal double-height drawing room, a family room, a dining space and a kitchen with a mid-rise island and granite counter-tops.
Upstairs, the home has the bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms and a deck that offers beautiful views of the ocean and the horizon.
Outside, the home has a swimming pool and a hot tub on the front deck, a large parking space, open patios and ample water frontage as well.
The listing describes the home as "truly one of a kind with all of its amenities & unbelievable views of both the Gulf & Bay. Every room has a water view. Some Furniture conveys."
Check out some photos of the home here.
Clay walker released his debut album in 1993 and since then he has sold more than 10 albums and is a multi-platinum artist. But, Walker is also recognized for his considerable charity work, raising money for Multiple Sclerosis - a condition he was diagnosed with in his twenties.
"I lived in fear of dying for the first two years. And now I don't have any fear at all," Walker said in an interview with Taste of Country.
"It's like right now, I wanna find a cure. I went from devastation over [possibly dying and leaving] my daughter to now, I'm the father of a 5-month-old son ... it was a very big mountain to climb and I'm still climbing it. But I definitely feel like I can see the top now," he added.
