1167 County Road 427, Thrall, TX 76578

Located approximately 20 minutes from the New Samsung plant and approximately 50 minutes to Round Rock! This beautiful custom built 2-story home on 47 acres offers great panaramic views with gently rolling fields of coastal and native grasses with 2 ponds, one seasonal and other is stocked with perch, catfish and bass! 2 wet weather creeks cross the property. Lots of whitetail deer as well! The following deed restrictions will apply: no subdividing of land, no mobile or manufactured homes, only one permanent residence, no hog, bird or solar farms, no junkyard(s), no commercial and no living in RV(s) on property.

At 1167 County Road 427 in Thrall, you're looking at nearly 47 acres of rolling Williamson County land with genuine working landscape - two ponds (one stocked with perch, catfish, and bass), wet weather creeks, and open fields of coastal and native grasses that shift with the seasons. The 2011 custom-built home sits strategically on this flag lot to capture panoramic views across the property while maintaining privacy and separation from the road.

The architecture reflects intentional design choices. The structure uses HardiPlank and masonry on all sides, built to weather the Hill Country climate without sacrificing the aesthetic connection to the land. Inside, the 3,740 square feet breaks across two stories with the primary bedroom positioned on the main floor - a practical choice for a property this size. The kitchen anchors the home with granite counters, an island, and built-in electric cooktop and oven that open to multiple living and dining areas. Natural woodwork throughout the interior complements the landscape views framed by the windows. Recessed lighting and ceiling fans adjust to the seasonal sun angles. Walk-in closets, double vanities, and a full pantry handle the functional demands of rural acreage living.

The material palette acknowledges the setting. Wood, tile, and laminate flooring transition across spaces, each chosen for practicality and durability. Covered front and rear porches extend the livable space into the landscape - the rear porch becomes essential for surveying the property and wildlife. Gutters run the full perimeter, managing the Hill Country rainfall patterns.

Location matters here. You're approximately 20 minutes from the Samsung manufacturing facility near Austin, which anchors the regional economy, and roughly 50 minutes to Round Rock's tech corridor. Thrall ISD serves the property across elementary, middle, and high school. Downtown Austin sits about an hour away. The deed restrictions protect the character of the land: no subdividing, no mobile homes, no commercial use, no solar farms, one residence only. This means your 47 acres stay intact, and your neighbors operate under the same land-stewardship requirements.

The whitetail deer population and stocked fishing ponds aren't amenities - they're indicators of healthy land management. This property works as a private retreat with real agricultural potential.