Is an outside grill, a part of a property included in the sale?

In Texas, a fixed outdoor grill that is built-in to the property is generally considered a fixture and would be included in the sale, unless specifically excluded in the sales contract. However, if the grill is movable or not permanently installed, it would typically be considered personal property and not included in the sale, unless specifically included in the agreement. As with all real estate transactions, it's recommended that both buyers and sellers clearly articulate and agree upon what is included and what is not in the sales contract to avoid any confusion or disputes later on.