1185 County Road 258, Bertram, TX 78605

Looking to live an exceptional Hill Country lifestyle? Well, look no further! This unrestricted Ag-exempt 32.45-acre property, complete with a sparkling in-ground POOL and a beautifully designed 3 Bed/3.5 Bath colonial-style home offering 2,575 sq ft of thoughtfully crafted comfortable living space over 2 floors is the one! From the moment you step inside, soaring ceilings and warm wood-look tile floors welcome you into an oversized family room-perfect for hosting gatherings or simply relaxing in comfort. The open-concept design flows seamlessly into the kitchen & dining area, where entertaining comes easy. The kitchen features painted white cabinetry, granite countertops, a beamed ceiling, and a large center island with pendant lighting—ideal for both cooking and conversation. The spacious primary suite is located on the main level and offers enough room for a sitting area or a dedicated workspace. Step outside to enjoy a morning swim or unwind with a midnight dip in your private POOL. The ensuite bathroom includes a soaking tub, separate walk-in shower, dual vanities, & a large walk-in closet with convenient washer & dryer hookups. Both W/D sets will convey. Upstairs, 2 additional bedrooms each feature private bathrooms, along with a versatile bonus/flex room, ample storage space, and a second laundry area. Outside you will find: Pool with stylish bar area, full pool bath with shower, 3 separate large outbuildings/garages (one is currently in use as a workshop with a window air conditioning unit installed), a double carport, storage shed, animal barn, 2 corrals, 3 animal shelters, 3 self-watering troughs, a 40-50 gpm well, 2 septic systems (add a guesthouse!), perimeter fencing, whole house water filtration. The adorable goats and donkeys can convey. Don't miss your chance to own a slice of hill country heaven.

The defining advantage at 1185 County Road 258 is scale: 32.45 acres in Burnet County paired with a 2,575 square foot single-family residence, a pool, and garage capacity for six vehicles. In a market where land, utility, and privacy often trade off against one another, this property puts them in the same offering while staying within BurnetCONSISD and the school path that includes Bertram Elementary and Burnet High.

Built in 2010, the home delivers a practical three bedroom, three bath, one half bath layout across two levels at a list price of $1.25M, or $485 per square foot. The plan is structured for both daily living and longer-stay use, with the primary suite on the main level and two additional bedrooms upstairs, each with its own private bath. The main living spaces are open and scaled for gathering, with high ceilings, wood-look tile flooring, and direct flow into the kitchen and dining area. In the kitchen, white cabinetry, granite counters, a beamed ceiling, and a large center island set the tone. The primary bath adds dual vanities, a soaking tub, a separate walk-in shower, and a large walk-in closet with washer and dryer hookups. A second laundry area upstairs strengthens the functionality of the floor plan.

What gives this property broader value is the way the acreage is improved. Beyond the pool, the site includes a pool bar area, a full pool bath with shower, three large outbuildings or garages, a double carport, a storage shed, an animal barn, two corrals, three animal shelters, and three self-watering troughs. The well is reported at 40 to 50 gallons per minute, there are two septic systems, perimeter fencing is in place, and the house has whole-house water filtration. The property is also described as unrestricted and ag-exempt, which materially expands how an owner can think about operations, storage, animals, workspace, and future use.

With 12 days on market, this is a recent listing that stands out less for decorative language and more for measurable utility: acreage, improvements, water infrastructure, and a residential layout that supports both comfort and flexibility. For a buyer evaluating long-term hold potential in Bertram, 1185 County Road 258 offers the kind of land-backed configuration that remains relevant because it is hard to replicate.