Hill Country Diamond

Check all your boxes for finding your dream property with this Hill Country Ranchette. Discover this 6.81 acres off paved county road 114 only 3 miles from beautiful downtown San Saba. That is an easy quick trip for a gallon of milk or loaf of bread from the store. Enter the private gated entrance and reach the home about 150 yards off the county road. The home was built in 1986 on slab and has an attractive native stone exterior. The interior photos speak for themselves but note that the living room has a wood burning stove for extra heat and enjoyment. It's a wonderful asset to have if you ever find yourself without power for an extended period of time. Off the kitchen is a door that leads to an enclosed sun porch. The porch has a window unit that heats and cools for year-round enjoyment of this area. Exiting the porch, you step out onto a large stone patio that has a grill, patio furniture and ornamented with lots of pot plants.

The kitchen has a propane gas range, dishwasher and fridge that will convey to the buyer. The entire home has a ceramic tile floor. The main bedroom has a private bathroom with a shower. The second bathroom has a tub shower combo and is accessible off the dining room and living room area. The home has a two-car attached garage with one garage door having an automatic opener. From the garage you can enter the home while passing through a long storage area that has cabinets mounted on the wall. The door from the storage area and garage opens into the main bedroom.

The back yard has a cement slab that looks like it used to have a cover built over it but currently has no structure built over it. The highlight of the backyard is the 880 square foot Quonset hut that is built on cement slab and has electricity. So many uses for this area but depends on your specific interest how you could use it. Plenty of wildlife travel through the property including white tail deer, dove, ducks, armadillos, skunks, etc. They are probably looking to water themselves in the pond which has held water through the recent dry conditions. The next most interesting piece to the property is the high-class chicken coop. If raising your own chickens and having farm fresh eggs is on your list, then you are money ahead with this set up. The perimeter fencing is in great condition and has some cross fencing so adding some sheep, goats, cows or horses would be an easy addition. A second metal barn (20x40) for equipment and livestock sits in one corner of property. There are plenty of spots to start your gardening project and water spigots located in several locations over property. This place is an easy decision to make. Who is going to make it first?

Directions: From the intersection of Hwy 190 and Hwy 16 go North toward Goldthwaite for 1mile and turn right on FM 1480 just after you cross the San Saba River bridge. Travel another 1.3 miles and make a slight right on county road 114 and take for another half mile until you come to the property entrance on your left as you come to a sharp right corner. You can't miss it.