
$552,000
Rare opportunity to own 23.55 acres in a highly desirable area of Blanco County minutes northwest of the small town of Blanco. This property features gently rolling terrain that is studded with many mature as well as beautiful younger oaks and hardwoods that make plenty of shade creating a beautiful landscape for numerous potential home sites. This hill country ranch property has a wet weather creek that leads to two ponds, and one of the ponds has water in it today, making this ideal habitat for viewing the native wildlife. This tract has deep rich soil that grows grassy pastures ideal for grazing livestock. This beautiful acreage which offers privacy, seclusion, and a convenient location approximately 3 /4 of a mile from the paved county road. This property is accessed by a 30 foot easement road called Hines Branch Road. Water Well and Septic are needed. PEC electric poles are scheduled to be bought to the edge of the property in a few weeks making electricity available. This acreage is fenced on two sides and has a section of the old cross fence east of the pond. Additional benefits are that there is an agriculture exemption currently, no deed restrictions, no HOA, or no city taxes. Whether you're looking to build a custom homestead, create a weekend retreat, or develop an income-producing ranch project, this acreage offers the freedom to make the property your own dream. You'll be surrounded by some of the most vibrant small towns in Texas - Blanco, Johnson City, Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Hye, and Albert-each offering wineries, live music, festivals, restaurants, shopping, and endless local charm. This is the perfect property to park your boots and call this home.
Listing provided by Melodie Noah · Topper Real Estate · (830) 431-0413
The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Rare opportunity to own 23.55 acres in a highly desirable area of Blanco County minutes northwest of the small town of Blanco. This property features gently rolling terrain that is studded with many mature as well as beautiful younger oaks and hardwoods that make plenty of shade creating a beautiful landscape for numerous potential home sites. This hill country ranch property has a wet weather creek that leads to two ponds, and one of the ponds has water in it today, making this ideal habitat for viewing the native wildlife. This tract has deep rich soil that grows grassy pastures ideal for grazing livestock. This beautiful acreage which offers privacy, seclusion, and a convenient location approximately 3 /4 of a mile from the paved county road. This property is accessed by a 30 foot easement road called Hines Branch Road. Water Well and Septic are needed. PEC electric poles are scheduled to be bought to the edge of the property in a few weeks making electricity available. This acreage is fenced on two sides and has a section of the old cross fence east of the pond. Additional benefits are that there is an agriculture exemption currently, no deed restrictions, no HOA, or no city taxes. Whether you're looking to build a custom homestead, create a weekend retreat, or develop an income-producing ranch project, this acreage offers the freedom to make the property your own dream. You'll be surrounded by some of the most vibrant small towns in Texas - Blanco, Johnson City, Dripping Springs, Fredericksburg, Hye, and Albert-each offering wineries, live music, festivals, restaurants, shopping, and endless local charm. This is the perfect property to park your boots and call this home.
Listing provided by Melodie Noah · Topper Real Estate · (830) 431-0413
The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.