Luxury Texas Hill Country Living - 100% Unrestricted Land & 568ft Rd Front
Situated just outside of New Braunfels in the heart of the Austin & San Antonio corridor, lies 25 acres of unrestricted, ag-exempt, land with a beautiful custom home conveniently located off of Purgatory Rd. This is the epitome of luxury, Texas Hill Country living boasting a beautiful gated entry, a 4,500 SQFT custom home, pool, hot tub in the front and 20+ acres of raw-land in the back with huge mature oak trees. Wildlife commonly seen on the property are: Whitetail Deer, Axis Deer, Blackbuck, Rio-Grande Turkey, and numerous other native wildlife to this region of Texas.
The sky is the limit with this property. The previous owner had a small Blackbuck breeding operation, with high-fenced pens in the back. The new owner could use the pens for other wildlife, pets, or even as a garden to keep the deer out. The land is unrestricted, meaning hunting is allowed, along with building addition...
The sky is the limit with this property. The previous owner had a small Blackbuck breeding operation, with high-fenced pens in the back. The new owner could use the pens for other wildlife, pets, or even as a garden to keep the deer out. The land is unrestricted, meaning hunting is allowed, along with building additional structures, or any potential use the new owner sees fit. Mostly flat land, the property would also make a great horse/equestrian property.
LOCATION: The property is located off of Purgatory Rd, a paved, county maintained road, with approx. 568ft of county road frontage. Located only 50 minutes from downtown Austin and 50 minutes to San Antonio, 20 minutes from New Braunfels, and only 12 minutes from Wimberley.
RESTRICTIONS: None.
WATER: The home is fed by an 8 GPM well, that pumps water to a 3,300 gallon tank and feeds the home. The well has never run dry or subsided, even in the drought of 2010-2011, which was the worst recorded drought in Comal County history.
WILDLIFE: Whitetail deer, Rio-Grande Turkey, Feral Pigs, Bobcat, Axis Deer, and other wildlife native to the Texas Hill Country.
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