315 Ranch Road 1376, Fredericksburg, TX 78624

Award-Winning Hill Country Winery, Tasting Room & New Restaurant — Turnkey on the 290 Wine Trail

Welcome to Longhorn Cellars: an established, award-winning winery on Fredericksburg's famed 290 Wine Trail. This is a rare opportunity to own not just 20+/- acres of prime Texas Hill Country, but a working winery with a tasting room, estate vineyard, and brand-new restaurant — ready for its next chapter.

The approximately 3,500 sq ft tasting room building anchors the guest experience, while the newly constructed 13,000 sq ft facility houses the Wranglers restaurant alongside climate-controlled wine storage, a barrel room, chemistry lab, private wine library, offices, and employee facilities. Winemaking happens on site: 100% Texas wines crafted from estate-grown fruit and select High Plains vineyards.

Five acres of planted vineyard. A pavilion with concrete flooring for outdoor seating, events, and live music. Beautifully maintained grounds designed for entertaining. And a touch no other winery can claim: resident Texas Longhorns — four head (two full-size, two miniature) that can convey with the sale — plus five loafing sheds and a barn for equipment storage.

Additional highlights include a 1,200 sq ft on-site apartment, 1,200 sq ft of additional climate-controlled storage, and full utilities (electric, two water wells, two septic systems) with ample parking.

All assets, including bulk and cased wine, furniture, fixtures, restaurant equipment, winery equipment, ranch equipment, harvester, tractors, and vehicles, can be included with the sale of the real estate as a separate transaction — making this a turnkey opportunity.

Cash or hard financing preferred. This is more than a real estate offering — it's a lifestyle business in the heart of Texas wine country.

At 315 Ranch Road 1376 in Fredericksburg, Longhorn Cellars represents a fully operational, award-winning hospitality enterprise built on nearly 20 acres of Hill Country property with institutional-grade infrastructure and proven revenue streams. This is not a speculative real estate purchase but an established business with tasting room traffic, restaurant operations, and vineyard production already generating income and brand recognition across the Texas wine region.

The property divides into distinct functional zones, each purpose-built for its role. The original 10,000-square-foot tasting room building anchors the guest experience with direct customer access, hospitality restrooms, and the infrastructure that built Longhorn Cellars' reputation for quality. Adjacent stands a newly constructed 13,000-square-foot structure housing the Wranglers restaurant, a climate-controlled barrel room, chemistry lab, private wine library, and dedicated office space. This separation of functions-retail tasting, fine dining, production, and administration-demonstrates sophisticated operational planning. A 1,200-square-foot residential apartment on-site provides manager housing or staff lodging, with an additional 3,000 square feet of climate-controlled storage attached.

The grounds themselves tell the story of a legacy operation. Five acres of established vineyard supply the tasting room portfolio. A pavilion with concrete flooring creates outdoor entertaining space for events and guest gatherings. Five livestock shelters accommodate the property's signature Longhorn herd-two standard and two miniature animals included in the sale-which function as both authentic Hill Country branding and working animals. The land is maintained to hospitality standards, balancing operational efficiency with aesthetic appeal that matters to wine country visitors.

Flexible seller terms open multiple paths forward. The current operator could continue under new ownership, or a buyer could pivot the infrastructure toward different hospitality uses. The climate-controlled storage, production facilities, and restaurant kitchen represent capital that took years to construct. The location itself-Fredericksburg's established wine tourism corridor along Ranch Road 1376-carries customer traffic and regional recognition that newer ventures cannot replicate.

Gillespie County's wine economy has matured significantly. This property sits where real estate meets operational business, where brick, concrete, and vineyard become an income-generating asset with tangible daily sales. At $4.79 million for 19.86 acres with full commercial buildings, restaurant license, and working vineyard, this represents infrastructure and land value that reflects the Hill Country's position as Texas's established wine destination.