Homestead 11 is the one of the only properties with outbuildings and an old hunting cabin once used by President LBJ. The homestead has a long driveway past working pens and barns. Overlooking the horse pastures below, the property offers a beautiful west facing view. The hunting cabin needs extensive renovation but would make a neat sleeping porch or guest quarters. Plenty of room for a main home. The nearby barn would make a great workshop or outfitted as a bunkhouse.
Located in the Preserve at Walnut Springs, a 2,000-acre ranch community, located in Johnson City. A boutique community with 66 homesteads and 1,500 acres of open space. The natural greenbelt Open Space is filled with 22 miles of hike and bike and horseback riding trails that surround the individual homesteads creating protected view corridors and privacy for future homes.
With 6 ponds, 2 natural springs, a spring fed...
With 6 ponds, 2 natural springs, a spring fed swimming hole and the headwaters of Towhead Creek running throughout the length of the property, the Preserve offers several waterfront homesteads and places to cool off in the summer.
In addition to the unique topography and natural features, the Preserve also offers a community clubhouse, swimming pools, tennis courts, sports court, putting green and equestrian center.
Through the administration of a wildlife management plan, owners not only appreciate an ag-exemption, but they can also participate in annual birding census, land stewardship outings with community members and Fall whitetail harvesting.
The ranch is staffed with a full time Ranch Manager, ranch hands, concierge and domestic services staff. Gated and high fences with paved roads and underground utilities, the Preserve at Walnut Springs offers a turn-key home in the Hill Country.
Located an hour West of Austin or North of San Antonio. The Preserve at Walnut Springs is located in the center of the fastest growing wine-producing region in the country. But dont be misled, tradition, and a slower pace of meandering scenic drives & small-town hospitality are equally esteemed values.
From Johnson city - Hwy 290W towards Fredericksburg, turn left at CR 204 or Flat Creek Rd (large metal longhorn sculpture and sign), travel 5 miles down the country road crossing several cattle guards until you reach the main entrance on both sides of the road. Turn right into the gate, 1st building on your left is the clubhouse.