1801 County Road 332 Rd, Jarrell, TX 76537

- Property will be closer to +/- 2.819 Acres due to the county straightening the curve in the road and acquiring approximately .401 acres per the map attached. - Two parcels total: R011621 that includes 1.819 Acres and R099232 that includes 1.00 Acre with tear down home. - See attachments for Survey, Aerial maps, and utility map. Wastewater line is approximately 700 +/- feet to the North running through the adjacent tract. *Loessin Properties takes seller privacy and transaction integrity seriously. Out of fairness to all interested parties, Loessin Properties requires all prospective buyers to complete our standard qualification and confidentiality forms before any property discussions or tours. Once we have your completed packet and proof of funds or pre-approval, we’ll promptly provide additional details and schedule your showing.*

This 2.819-acre corner lot in Jarrell represents a rare opportunity to build a fully self-sufficient homestead on publicly maintained road frontage in Williamson County. The property consists of two adjacent parcels-R011621 at 1.819 acres and R099232 at 1.00 acre with a teardown structure-giving you flexibility to develop both unified or separately depending on your vision for independence and sustainability.

The scale and configuration make this ideal for implementing comprehensive off-grid systems. Solar installations can maximize southern exposure across the open acreage without shade constraints. Rainwater collection infrastructure integrates naturally across the lot's topography, while the existing well access eliminates dependence on municipal water. The property's distance from city utilities-approximately 700 feet north to the nearest wastewater line-means you're building a genuinely independent operation rather than a suburban compromise. This separation from grid infrastructure actually becomes your advantage: you control your water, power, and waste systems entirely.

What makes this location particularly practical is the balance between autonomy and accessibility. County Road 332 provides public road maintenance, so you're not managing private infrastructure. Jarrell ISD serves the area, with Jarrell Elementary, Jarrell Middle, and Jarrell High School providing educational continuity if your self-sufficient lifestyle includes raising a family. The Williamson County location keeps you within reasonable commute distance to Austin's major employment centers while maintaining the space and freedom that off-grid living requires.

The teardown on the second parcel means you're not inheriting outdated systems or infrastructure conflicts. You build everything to current standards-whether that's a high-efficiency solar array, modern well and septic systems, or regenerative agriculture and food production zones. The 2.819-acre footprint supports gardens, livestock, food preservation infrastructure, and the buffer space that makes truly independent living practical rather than constrained.

At $820,000 for corner-lot acreage with dual parcels and established road frontage in Williamson County, this represents substantial land value for someone serious about sustainability without sacrifice. You gain genuine independence-control over your water, power, and waste systems-while maintaining the comfort and systems standards that modern homeowners expect. This is self-sufficient living with infrastructure, not compromise living off whatever you can manage.