3050 County Road 255, Georgetown, TX 78633

Two adjacent parcels totaling 32(+/-) acres with unrestricted development opportunity in Williamson County! No zoning, no deed restrictions, and Agricultural exemption included, this property offers unmatched flexibility for residential, commercial, or mixed-use development. Established on site are 2 separate residential properties in addition to detached carports, swimming pool, private water well, stock ponds, barn and workshop buildings with electricity and water available. Fully perimeter-fenced with automated gated entries. One of the last large tracts available - with close proximity to major housing, commercial, and infrastructure development!

Three-point-two acres per person across 32 acres of unencumbered Williamson County land where you actually own the hunting rights, the fishing rights, and the freedom to build however you want. This is 3050 County Road 255 in Georgetown, where two adjacent parcels give you the kind of space that changes how weekends feel.

Start your Saturday morning walking to the stock ponds on your own property. Bring a rod or a shotgun depending on the season. The land is already configured for both. Two existing residential structures sit on the acreage, meaning you have options: guest quarters for visiting friends, rental income, or simply the flexibility to design your compound exactly as you envision it. The perimeter fencing and automated gated entries mean your family plays safely behind your own border.

The infrastructure is already there. A private water well supports livestock and irrigation. The barn and workshop buildings have power and water run to them, so equipment stays protected and maintained. One building can become a detached garage for ATVs and side-by-sides. Another becomes a climate-controlled storage space or hobby workshop. The swimming pool handles the heat during Georgetown summers.

Williamson County sits at the intersection of Hill Country topography and Central Texas flatland. You get elevation changes for interesting terrain without the remote isolation of deeper ranch country. County Road 255 connects directly to major routes, placing you 30 minutes from downtown Austin and 20 minutes from the growing Georgetown commercial corridor. Schools in the Round Rock Independent School District serve the area, providing stability if this becomes a multigenerational property.

The agricultural exemption status keeps your tax basis reasonable while the complete absence of deed restrictions means no neighbors dictating what you do with the land. No HOA. No architectural committees. No zoning codes limiting your vision. The land accepts whatever you build next.

This property solves the weekend escape problem for families who've outgrown typical suburban lots. Your kids ride on acreage you own. You hunt or fish without asking permission or paying lease fees. You build a structure for work-from-home or a permanent retreat house. After 50 days on the market, this represents one of the last large tracts in Williamson County positioned between growth and open space.