2792 Fm 535, Rosanky, TX 78953

Welcome to a rare and beautiful slice of Texas countryside, where nearly 58 acres of diverse, well-maintained land offer endless possibilities. Sandy Creek is a live water feature that creates the western border of the property and provides a reliable water source for wildlife along with recreation potential. The land blends open pasture and pine-shaded areas, ideal for ranching or recreation. A gravel road with cattleguards leads to a cow pen with water access, a tank, and a storage shed. The gently rolling terrain, natural beauty, and existing infrastructure make this property perfect for livestock, hunting, or further development. Centrally located is a custom-built 2011 Pinnacle Series Oak Creek home with 2,500 sq ft of living space on a cement foundation. With a 6/12 pitch roof, the home has the appearance of a traditional house and features Cemplank siding, rock skirting, and extensive concrete work including patios, sidewalks, and a retainer wall. A pipe fence surrounds the house, and an inground irrigation system keeps the lawn thriving. Inside, the all-electric home features upgraded flooring, wall studs, and insulation. High ceilings, decorative arches, and drop-down edge ceilings in the master and living room add character. A large laundry room, deep sinks, abundant cabinetry, and oversized closets with built-ins offer everyday convenience. The 755 sq ft garage includes attic storage and a built-in safe. Over $17,000 in recent improvements include a new front door, screen door, stoop flooring, resealed windows and siding, and new cedar trim around the garage. Whether you're looking for a working ranch, private retreat, or legacy property, this land—with live water, infrastructure, and a thoughtfully designed home—offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful piece of Texas.

Sandy Creek runs along the western border of 2792 FM 535 in Rosanky, its live water creating a constant rhythm that defines life on this 57.928-acre property. The sound of moving water, the cool breeze off the creek bed at dawn, the way afternoon light catches the surface from your rear porch - these are the daily anchors of waterfront living in rural Bastrop County.

The home itself, built in 2011, sits thoughtfully positioned to capture the sensory experience of the creek without fighting the terrain. Large windows in the open floor plan frame views of the water feature while maintaining the privacy that comes with true acreage. The 2,500 square foot layout flows naturally from the living areas through the kitchen island to the rear porch, where the boundary between interior and exterior dissolves into the landscape. High ceilings and decorative arches in the master bedroom and living room amplify the sense of openness that proximity to water creates.

This waterfront connection brings practical benefits. Sandy Creek provides a reliable water source that has sustained the property's automatic sprinkler system and the infrastructure already in place - the cow pen with water access, the storage shed, the existing cattle infrastructure. The live water border means wildlife access, natural recreation potential, and the kind of hydrological stability that matters for anyone considering ranching, hunting, or simply stewarding land long-term.

The property balances developed and natural spaces deliberately. Cleared pasture gives way to pine-shaded areas, the home's manicured yard transitions to rolling terrain, the 755-square-foot garage with attic storage sits separate from the main residence. Recent improvements - new front door, resealed windows and siding, fresh cedar trim, resurfaced stoop - have modernized the details while preserving the character of a home designed to age well.

Students attend Smithville ISD schools, serving the Rosanky area with consistent educational infrastructure. The location sits within commute range of central Austin while maintaining the acoustic and visual isolation that defines rural waterfront life.

At $520 per square foot on 57.928 acres with live water access and established infrastructure, this represents waterfront acreage that functions simultaneously as private retreat, working ranch foundation, and legacy property. The creek isn't merely scenic - it's the organizing principle of a property designed around aquatic serenity.