Current MLS property details
510 Herrin Ln
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2 total
- Living area
- 3,804 sq ft
- Lot size
- 43.810 acres
- Year built
- 2014
- Property type
- Single Family Residence
- Subdivision
- William S Hotchkiss Surv 16 Ab
Property description
Exceptional 43-Acre Wine Country Opportunity in Burnet County 510 Herrin Lane provides a rare chance to acquire 43 acres of prime land in Burnet County, perfectly suited for vineyard, winery, or wine-focused agritourism development. The picturesque rolling Hill Country terrain provides an ideal setting for establishing vineyard rows, scenic tasting areas, and future expansion opportunities for a thriving winery. Enhancing the property is a large stock pond that serves not only as a natural water feature but also provides recreational fishing, adding both beauty and enjoyment to this destination-style estate. The property boasts an energy-efficient earth-sheltered home, designed for natural temperature stability and durability. This versatile structure is ideal for use as the owner’s residence, guest accommodations, or winemaker’s quarters, ensuring comfort and practicality. Additionally, a spacious 3,500 sq ft insulated metal shop with multiple roll-up doors offers valuable infrastructure for living quarters, equipment storage, agricultural operations, or potential wine-related facilities. Supporting a self-sustaining lifestyle, the property includes a 10,000-gallon rainwater capture system and dual septic setups, allowing for efficient resource management. This land strikes a perfect balance of open, usable acreage, scenic water features, and breathtaking Hill Country views, laying the groundwork for a boutique vineyard estate, destination winery, or long-term agricultural investment. Its convenient location in Burnet County enhances market accessibility for wine tourism and destination use, making it an exceptional opportunity for discerning buyers.
Listed by Glenda Hall · UCRE Heart of Texas Land & Hom
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