15615 E State Highway 29, Buchanan Dam, TX 78609

Unrestricted commercial property on TX-29 in the Highland Lakes growth corridor. Approx. 2.62 acres (subject to survey/plat) with an approx. 8,500+ SF building, approx. 200’ of highway frontage, and rare street-to-street access—ideal for easy traffic flow, deliveries, and flexible parking. Large open interior layout with additional rooms/areas supports a wide range of uses including storage, warehouse, retail, restaurant, church, contractor yard, mixed-use redevelopment, or event/venue concept. High-visibility location serving Buchanan Dam, Burnet, Marble Falls, Llano and the Lake Buchanan region. Rare combination of highway exposure, usable acreage, and substantial improvements—excellent opportunity for owner-user or investor. Shown by appointment only.

Highway frontage is the value driver here, and 15615 E State Highway 29 puts that advantage to work with about 200 feet of exposure along TX-29 in Buchanan Dam. In Buchanan Dam, this is a commercial site with the visibility, access, and land area that matter in the Highland Lakes growth corridor. The offering includes approximately 2.62 acres, subject to survey and plat, with a substantial building of roughly 8,500-plus square feet originally built in 1980.

What stands out is the combination of scale and functionality. Street-to-street access is hard to find and directly improves circulation for customers, staff, deliveries, equipment movement, and parking layout. On a commercial tract, that changes how the property can operate day to day. The building itself appears positioned for flexibility rather than a single narrow use, with a large open interior and additional rooms or separate areas that can support storage, warehouse use, retail, restaurant operations, a church, contractor-oriented business activity, mixed-use redevelopment, or an event-oriented concept. For an owner-user, that lowers the barrier to adapting the site to a real business plan. For an investor, it broadens the future tenant pool.

The location also matters beyond the parcel lines. This stretch of TX-29 serves Buchanan Dam, Burnet, Marble Falls, Llano, and the broader Lake Buchanan area, which gives the property a practical service radius across multiple nearby markets rather than tying it to one small trade pocket. That kind of regional pull is important for commercial real estate in secondary and rural growth corridors, where visibility and ease of access often carry more weight than dense infill positioning.

At $1.20M, the pricing has to be viewed through the lens of usable acreage, highway presence, and existing improvements already in place. Properties that combine all three can solve several acquisition problems at once: land, access, and built square footage. With 42 days on market, this sits in the window where serious buyers can still evaluate it on fundamentals instead of scarcity hype. The long-term appeal is straightforward: a visible TX-29 commercial holding with enough land, frontage, and building area to support both immediate operational use and future repositioning as the Buchanan Dam and Lake Buchanan corridor continues to evolve.