2725 Old Lehmann Rd, Kingsbury, TX 78638

Tremendous views!! 32 beautiful acres on the rolling hills of north central Guadalupe County overlooks the scenic countryside and Pickle Parkway/Highway 130. A 2 bed, 2 bath, 1,400 SF log home sits on the highest point and gives way to wonderful views! The house features an open concept floor plan, and is immediately ready for you to start enjoying it on the weekends! The long front porch is a perfect spot to enjoy sunsets! The property is home to a myriad of live oaks and post oaks, with a handful of century live oak trees near the home. The property has a pond on its northeastern boundary at the bottom of the rolling hill. Wildlife includes, deer, dove, turkey, and wild hogs. Ideally located between San Marcos and Seguin, and in Navarro ISD, the land is easily accessible to Highway 123 and Hwy 130 for commutes to Austin, San Antonio, or New Braunfels. The house is set back on the property atop the hill allowing for peace and quiet, seclusion and serenity! Come take a look and see the tremendous views this property has to offer!

A 32-acre playground in Guadalupe County where you actually own the land beneath your feet - that's what 2725 Old Lehmann Rd in Kingsbury delivers. This log home sits on the highest point of rolling terrain that overlooks Pickle Parkway and the scenic countryside, giving you views that change with every season and every time of day. The main house is a 1,400 square foot two-bedroom, two-bath structure built in 1999 with an open concept floor plan, a front porch positioned perfectly for sunset watching, and walk-in closets. At $711 per square foot, this property isn't priced for the structure - it's priced for what surrounds it.

The land itself is the real draw. Live oaks and post oaks blanket the acreage, including several century-old trees that give the property its character and shade. A pond sits at the northeastern boundary, fed naturally by the rolling terrain. This is working land where white-tailed deer, wild turkey, mourning dove, and feral hog populations support serious hunting seasons from fall through winter. If you bring ATVs, you have 32 acres to ride. If you fish, the pond gives you a private waterhole without the drive. Families with kids find something different every weekend - hiking through oak groves, tracking wildlife, exploring the topography.

Located in the Kingsbury subdivision between San Marcos and Seguin, the property sits in Navarro Independent School District. Highway 123 and Highway 130 connect you to Austin, San Antonio, and New Braunfels for those weeks when the weekend getaway becomes a weekday commute. The home is set back from the road far enough that you feel genuinely secluded, even though you're not remote.

At 286 days on market, this property has been waiting for someone who understands what 32 acres in Guadalupe County actually means. Not everyone wants to maintain a weekend escape. The ones who do - who recognize that this land can sustain both relaxation and activity - will find exactly what they're looking for. The views alone have convinced plenty of people to look; the acreage is what makes them stay.