Correction: Walker Texas Ranger-House story

DALLAS — In a story July 24 about a Dallas home for sale that appeared in episodes of "Walker, Texas Ranger," The Associated Press reported erroneously that actor Chuck Norris was an owner of the home. While he co-owned the home at one point with his brother, he was no longer an owner when the home was placed on the market.

A corrected version of the story is below:

'Walker, Texas Ranger' home hits market for $1.2M

Chuck Norris' former Dallas home, with space for roundhouse kicks, hits market for $1.2M

Associated Press

DALLAS (AP) — Need space to practice roundhouse kicks and fist-enforced Texas justice? You're in luck: The spacious Dallas home once owned by Chuck Norris, complete with a gym featuring memorabilia from his "Walker, Texas Ranger" television series, is on the market.

The Mediterranean ranch-style home in the tony Dallas neighborhood of Northwood Hills also was the on-screen residence of Cordell Walker, the roundhouse-kicking Texas Ranger who battled villainy at every turn.

The 7,362-square-foot home is listed for $1.2 million. Along with the weight room, it's listed as having four bedrooms, seven full bathrooms and a theater. There's also a separate building that served as a studio for the filming of "Walker, Texas Ranger," as well as other Norris productions, according to listing agent Rogers Healy.

Norris co-owned the property at one time with his brother, Aaron Norris, who now is the owner along with his wife.