
Set along one of the most scenic drives in the Texas Hill Country, this charming 6+ acre Hill Country property offers a rare opportunity to own acreage with a historic home, beautiful mature trees, and versatile improvements already in place. Originally built in the early 1900s, the home is filled with character and is ready for its next chapter. Being sold as-is, it offers an ideal canvas for restoration, renovation, or the creation of a private Hill Country retreat. The property is dotted with towering historic oak trees and shady pecan trees, creating a peaceful setting that captures the best of Texas Hill Country living. Beautiful views of Onion Creek can be enjoyed just across the road, adding to the property's picturesque country atmosphere. A variety of existing improvements make this 6+ acre property both functional and versatile. In addition to the residence, the property features a detached garage, workshop, storage buildings, pole barn, and chicken coop, providing ample space for equipment, hobbies, projects, animals, or agricultural use. A private well and septic system are also already in place. Located along scenic Loop 165, this unique Hill Country acreage combines privacy and rural charm with convenient access to nearby Hill Country communities. Whether envisioned as a primary residence, weekend getaway, hobby farm, restoration project, or recreational property, the possibilities are extensive. With its historic home, usable acreage, mature oak and pecan trees, multiple outbuildings, Onion Creek views, and classic country setting, this is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Texas Hill Country real estate with tremendous potential.
Listing provided by Josh Friedman · Friedman Real Estate, Inc. · (512) 924-5323
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.

Set along one of the most scenic drives in the Texas Hill Country, this charming 6+ acre Hill Country property offers a rare opportunity to own acreage with a historic home, beautiful mature trees, and versatile improvements already in place. Originally built in the early 1900s, the home is filled with character and is ready for its next chapter. Being sold as-is, it offers an ideal canvas for restoration, renovation, or the creation of a private Hill Country retreat. The property is dotted with towering historic oak trees and shady pecan trees, creating a peaceful setting that captures the best of Texas Hill Country living. Beautiful views of Onion Creek can be enjoyed just across the road, adding to the property's picturesque country atmosphere. A variety of existing improvements make this 6+ acre property both functional and versatile. In addition to the residence, the property features a detached garage, workshop, storage buildings, pole barn, and chicken coop, providing ample space for equipment, hobbies, projects, animals, or agricultural use. A private well and septic system are also already in place. Located along scenic Loop 165, this unique Hill Country acreage combines privacy and rural charm with convenient access to nearby Hill Country communities. Whether envisioned as a primary residence, weekend getaway, hobby farm, restoration project, or recreational property, the possibilities are extensive. With its historic home, usable acreage, mature oak and pecan trees, multiple outbuildings, Onion Creek views, and classic country setting, this is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Texas Hill Country real estate with tremendous potential.
Listing provided by Josh Friedman · Friedman Real Estate, Inc. · (512) 924-5323
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.