1959 County Road 200, Liberty Hill, TX 78642

With a spacious, move-in-ready 4-bedroom, 3-bath home, you'll have all the comfort and functionality of a well-designed residence. But beyond the home lies a major bonus: a dedicated workshop space and ample acreage, ideal for entrepreneurs, creatives, or hobbyists who want room to work, build, or run a business without leaving the property. True Flexibility: Whether you're a tradesperson needing secure, on-site storage for tools and equipment, a remote worker wanting separation between home and office, or a small business owner looking to operate from your own land—this property offers the flexibility and infrastructure to make it happen. The Work-Live Lifestyle at 1959 CR 200: Workshop or Studio Space: Use the shop for woodworking, auto work, welding, crafting, or even light manufacturing. Room to Expand: The 6-acre lot provides plenty of room for future outbuildings, additional parking, or livestock. Separation of Spaces: Enjoy the privacy and serenity of your home while maintaining a distinct, functional work area. No HOA Restrictions: Freedom to pursue your work or hobbies without oversight from a homeowners’ association. Convenient Access: Located just minutes from Highway 29 and a short drive to Austin, making deliveries, client meetings, or supply runs easy and efficient. This property is perfect for those who want to simplify their commute and enjoy the freedom of living and working in one inspiring place.

The clearest advantage at 1959 County Road 200 is the combination of 6 acres, an existing 4-bedroom, 3-bath residence, and mixed-use commercial positioning in Liberty Hill. In Liberty Hill, that creates a practical work-live setup with room to operate, store equipment, and expand without separating the business side of the property from the residential side.

Priced at $1.50M and built in 1994, the property is set up for buyers who value land utility as much as the house itself. The home provides a functional residential base, while the dedicated workshop adds real operating capacity. That matters for owners who need space for woodworking, auto work, welding, crafting, studio use, or light manufacturing, and it also matters for buyers who simply want their office, tools, inventory, or equipment on site rather than in leased space elsewhere. This is not a property that depends on one narrow use case. It supports a broad range of day to day needs, from trades and creative work to small business operations.

The six-acre tract also changes the long-term equation. There is room for future outbuildings, more parking, or livestock, which gives the site flexibility that smaller residential parcels do not. The separation between the house and the work area is another practical strength. Owners can preserve privacy at home while keeping a distinct place to work, build, or meet the demands of a business. That distinction is often what determines whether a live-work property performs well over time.

Access is another part of the value. The property is located minutes from Highway 29 and within reach of Austin, which supports supply runs, deliveries, and client access without giving up the land component that many buyers are after in Williamson County. With only 7 days on market, the listing is still early in its exposure window, which makes the positioning especially clear: this is a mixed-use property for buyers who need acreage, a real workshop, and a residential footprint that can support how they actually live and work. Over time, that combination should remain the central driver of its usefulness and value.