19000 Fm 971, Granger, TX 76530

Gated and fully fenced, this 16+ acre property is your ticket to serene country living. With an Ag exemption already in place, the possibilities here are endless. Nestled against protected land and Granger Lake, you'll enjoy a tranquil, rural retreat with your privacy and breathtaking views safeguarded for years to come. For those who enjoy hunting, the property offers ample deer and dove hunting right in your own backyard. To get you started on day one, both a deer stand and a deer feeder convey. The property features a charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with an oversized 2-car garage built to accommodate even full-sized SUVs and trucks. Inside you’ll find a spacious layout with two dining spaces and a large kitchen overlooking the impressive great room. Outside, numerous spaces are available for ranch equipment, tools, and vehicle storage. You'll find a spacious barn and a large workshop with covered RV parking. The workshop even boasts a versatile bonus room, perfect as a guest suite, hobby space, or your ultimate man cave. This peaceful Hill Country haven offers the best of both worlds: the quiet of rural life with the convenience of nearby amenities. You're just minutes from town, Granger schools, wildlife reserves, and parks with lake access and boat ramps. You’re a short drive from Taylor and Georgetown, where dining, shopping, and entertainment options abound. Plus, the location offers a seamless commute to Samsung. If you've been dreaming of wide-open spaces, stunning landscapes, and a slower pace of life, this property is ready to welcome you home.

The 16.09-acre gated estate at 19000 FM 971 in Granger represents the rare combination of rural privacy and operational flexibility that buyers in Williamson County rarely find at this price point - $1.38M for a fully fenced property with established agricultural exemption and protected views toward Granger Lake.

The gated entry marks the transition from FM 971 into a private domain. A long driveway winds through mature oak and cedar trees that define the property's natural perimeter without sacrificing the open sight lines across level acreage. The landscaping reinforces privacy while maintaining the property's working character - this is land managed for purpose, not ornament. Cleared grazing areas meet wooded sections, and the elevation changes offer views across the estate rather than into neighboring properties.

The main residence anchors 2,374 square feet of masonry and stone veneer construction built in 2003. The single-story layout places the primary bedroom on the main floor, an important detail for long-term livability on acreage. The open floorplan connects a kitchen with island and stainless appliances to a great room with vaulted ceilings and multiple dining areas - functional design that lets sightlines flow through the home. A study or home office sits ready for remote work, with high-speed fiber available through Granger's infrastructure. Covered porches on both front and rear sides anchor outdoor living directly to the residence.

Beyond the house, 19000 FM 971 functions as a working property. A barn, workshop with bonus room (convertible to guest quarters), and covered RV parking structure the operational footprint. The 2-car garage and additional storage accommodate ranch equipment, vehicles, and recreational gear. Deer stand and feeder convey - the property currently supports hunting pressure that draws both deer and dove.

Granger ISD serves the property, with Granger Elementary, Middle, and High School all within Williamson County's respected system. The location sits roughly 25 minutes west of downtown Austin, 15 minutes south to Taylor, and 20 minutes north to Georgetown, where retail and dining options along I-35 provide urban amenities without daily commute friction. Samsung's operations near Taylor represent the closest major employment center for those transitioning to acreage without complete professional isolation.

The agricultural exemption already in place preserves tax efficiency for buyers who want to operate the property as working land rather than subdivide. For those seeking controlled rural living with infrastructure in place, this estate delivers the practical foundation most country properties lack.