18197 Fm 619, Elgin, TX 78621

This custom-built home is nestled on 39.7 unrestricted acres in southeast Williamson County in the sought-after Thrall School District. The property is versatile and could be the perfect gentleman’s ranch, full-time residence, recreational use or for raising livestock. The land is heavily wooded with towering elm, oak trees, and various other native trees. Property does have Ag Exemption in place and formerly used for raising exotic wildlife and a commercial garden. There are 6-pear, 3-peach and 2-apple trees remaining. The open concept layout offers soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, a large stone fireplace, and a spacious kitchen — perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. There are 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths with a flex room that can be used for an office with built in desk or a 3rd bedroom. The home is loaded with upgrades such as granite countertops, KraftMaid soft close cabinets, pot filler over stove, glass doorknobs, custom ceiling fans and more. Each bedroom has en suite bathrooms with walk in showers and body sprays. The kitchen has double ovens and microwaves, allowing you to cook for family and friends with ease. Outdoor living is a pleasure on the expansive 685 square foot covered back porch, where ceiling fans help keep you cool and comfortable while you watch deer and other wildlife. There are also 6 detached structures and a travel trailer cover to allow you to spread out even more. The property combines the charm of peaceful rural living yet is centrally located with proximity to Taylor and Elgin (13 miles); Samsung plant (19 miles); Tesla (35 miles); and Austin airport (42 miles). Electricity is provided by Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative and water provided by Manville Water Supply Corporation.

This 2,238 square foot stone residence on 39.714 acres in Elgin represents a rare opportunity to own substantial acreage with a thoughtfully designed home in Thrall ISD's rural southeast Williamson County territory. The property sits on unrestricted land with existing agricultural exemption status, making it equally viable as a full-time residence, gentleman's ranch, or recreational property for livestock operations.

The home's architecture centers on open concept living with vaulted ceilings that amplify natural light throughout the main living areas. A substantial stone fireplace anchors the great room, while the kitchen features granite countertops, dual electric ovens with microwaves, a pot filler mounted above the range, and soft-close KraftMaid cabinetry. The primary bedroom occupies the main floor with an ensuite bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and body spray system. A second full bedroom with matching ensuite bathroom and a flex room with built-in desk (functional as either office or third bedroom) complete the interior sleeping arrangements. The half bath serves guests and active areas.

Material choices emphasize durability and low-maintenance living. Stainless steel appliances, tile and carpet flooring, recessed lighting, and custom ceiling fans coordinate throughout. The 685 square foot covered back porch with ceiling fans extends the living footprint into the landscape, providing a commanding vantage point for observing the property's wildlife corridor.

The land itself is the property's defining asset. Heavy tree coverage includes mature elm and oak specimens, with an orchard remnant of six pear, three peach, and two apple trees. Six detached structures and a travel trailer cover provide substantial storage and operational flexibility. Water service arrives through Manville Water Supply Corporation, while Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative handles electrical service.

Location balances rural seclusion with accessible commuting distances. Elgin and Taylor sit thirteen miles northwest. The Samsung manufacturing facility in Taylor operates twenty miles away, while Tesla's manufacturing operations reach approximately thirty-five miles south toward Austin. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is forty-two miles north. This positioning allows buyers to maintain rural property character while accessing major regional employers and infrastructure. Thrall ISD serves all school levels on this campus-consolidated model, typical of smaller Texas districts.

The combination of acreage, structural diversity, mature landscapes, and operational infrastructure creates a property suited to buyers seeking both privacy and functional capability in southeast Williamson County's established rural corridor.