This is one of our 4 uniquely decorated cabins with its own little patio. They were made in the 1960’s as portable construction offices and were found by Debbie on the side of highway 71 in LaGrange, Texas. Thinking they would be a perfect fit at Green Acres, Debbie bought them and with the help of their friend Mario Garza , the interior was changed! The original bead board was pulled back, the walls insulated, the ceilings vaulted, mini splits added, including new flooring, and porches. While Debbie was busy with the other three cabins, Raymond got busy and decorated this one. Yes, Debbie did come in and correct a few things. The Queen bed has a barnwood base with a huge Texas flag made from Texas license plates as the headboard. The coffee bar is a custom cedar and the white bead board is set off with barn wood windows and door trim. The furnishings found in this cabin represent all things Texas, from the Willy Nelson album art to the Blue Dog artwork to longhorn rugs, western lamps and bedding! You are meant to walk into this cabin and say yup I’m in Texas! A Queen bed, mini fridge, coffee maker, a bottle of wine, snacks, and more await guests who come to relax and unwind in The Gus.