パイパーレーンのカラスの巣小屋

The owners, husband and wife have five children and three grandkids and are closely affiliated with Texas A&M and proud to say a couple of our children graduated from there.
We've lived on Piper Lane for nearly twenty years.

This property is quite unique from almost anywhere else.
Why? It is situated on the non-congested side of the Texas A&M campus. Most traffic exiting the university travels south and east. The Crow's Nest Cabin is west, just past Easterwood Airport. But the best part is within 10 minutes of leaving the heart of the campus you can be sitting on the deck of the Crow's Nest surrounded by trees and you would never know you're so close to town. Peaceful and secluded.

In addition to huge projects such as the San-Francisco-Bay Area bridge and Lincoln Tunnel, as part of the "New Deal" offered by President Franklin D. Roosevelt many smaller local relief efforts were initiated including funding to build local community buildings.
> The Crow's Nest Cabin is built nearly entirely from lumber reclaimed from the old Harvey Community Center built in 1934. It was located on Highway 30, just east of College Station. The old oak tongue and groove floorboards of that beloved building are now the walls and ceiling of the Crow's Nest Cabin. Each sanded, and refinished by hand. And yes, screwed into place by my wife, my son and me. Like I said, there is no other place like this.