1981 County Road 202, Caldwell, TX 77836

This custom-built 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath home offers 3,894 SF of thoughtfully designed living space where timeless craftsmanship meets modern comfort. Century-old beams, soaring ceilings, a stunning wood-burning fireplace, and an expansive open-concept layout create a warm yet sophisticated atmosphere throughout the home. The chef’s kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring a large island, a butler’s pantry, a walk-in pantry, abundant storage, and seamless flow into the living and dining areas. The private primary suite offers a true retreat, complete with a spa-inspired bathroom featuring dual vanities, a makeup area, a soaking tub, a separate shower, and his-and-her closets. An oversized utility room and upstairs bonus room provide additional flexibility and convenience. The resort-style backyard features a sparkling in-ground pool and spa, a covered patio, a unique silo-covered fire pit, and an impressive 2,100 SF outdoor pavilion ready for a future outdoor kitchen and designed for year-round gatherings. A pond with bass and catfish adds to the property’s peaceful setting. The property includes an exceptional 80’x80’ metal building with electricity, featuring a 60x40 enclosed area and 20-foot covered extensions on three sides, offering endless possibilities for equipment storage hobbies, recreational vehicles, or workshop space. Combining luxury, recreation, and country living. This one-of-a-kind property offers an unmatched lifestyle in the heart of Burleson County

This 12-acre estate in Caldwell delivers the equestrian and agricultural infrastructure most hobby farmers search for but rarely find in a turnkey package. The standout feature is the 80-foot-by-80-foot metal structure with full electricity, a 60-by-40 enclosed core, and 20-foot covered extensions on three sides. This isn't generic storage. The configuration works equally well as a covered arena, equipment barn, or climate-controlled workspace for serious equestrian operations.

The land itself is level and open, rare in Burleson County, with few trees dominating the property. This matters for pasture development, arena installation, or paddock layout without the clearing costs that limit most rural purchases. The five-bedroom, 3,894-square-foot main house sits on 12 acres at $510 per square foot, keeping your capital flexible for the infrastructure upgrades working properties demand. Built in 2021, the residence features modern systems: spray foam insulation, tankless water heater, and stainless steel appliances. The primary bedroom sits on the main level with a spa bath including dual vanities and soaking tub, practical for early mornings and late returns from the barn.

The backyard includes an in-ground pool, spa, and 2,100-square-foot pavilion that functions as gathering space during off-season months. A pond stocked with bass and catfish adds another dimension to the property's utility. The home's open layout with vaulted ceilings and beamed construction keeps interior spaces bright and airy, important when you're managing animal care and need mental space after physical work.

County Road 202 connects to Highway 90 within minutes, placing you 45 minutes from downtown Austin and closer to Caldwell's working infrastructure. The Caldwell ISD serves the property, though equestrian families often prioritize facility access over school ratings at this lifestyle level.

This property bridges the gap between country living and functional agricultural use. The metal building alone would cost $150,000 to construct new, and site preparation on open, level acreage typically demands $40,000 to $80,000 in earthwork. You're acquiring 12 acres with systems already installed, electricity to the barn, and structures ready for immediate use. For buyers serious about horses, equipment storage, or workshop operations, this eliminates 18 months of planning and construction delays.