434 W Turner Ct, Johnson City, TX 78636

Set on 11 acres in Johnson City, this versatile Hill Country property offers privacy, functionality, and exceptional amenities. A gated entrance opens to paved roads and a gravel drive leading to a 1553-square-foot ranch-style home featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The property includes a recently drilled water well, underground utilities, propane on site, and an aerobic septic system. A 20.5’ x 49’ metal building houses a 635-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bath casita along with a 369-square-foot workshop space, while a large 40’ x 80.5’ workshop with two roll-up bays and a substantial concrete pad provides ample room for equipment, projects, or storage. The land features a separate high fenced garden area with fruit trees, with hose bibs conveniently located throughout the property. Residents enjoy access to a 7-acre community park with a mail center, pond, pickleball court, and cookout pavilion, with a playground coming soon, along with a scenic 2-mile hike and bike trail. The community is high-fenced and gated, wildlife exempt, and home to exceptional wildlife including trophy whitetail and exotics such as blackbuck, axis, and fallow deer.

Eleven acres is the defining advantage here, and 434 W Turner Ct turns that scale into a usable Hill Country setup inside Johnson City in Johnson City. At $1.20M, or $773 per square foot, this Farm - Single Family Residence combines land, controlled access, and functional improvements in a part of Blanco County where flexibility matters as much as square footage. The main home was built in 2003 and spans 1,553 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 fireplace, and a 4-car garage. For buyers who track school path alongside land value, the property sits in Johnson City ISD, with Lyndon B Johnson serving the elementary, middle, and high school levels.

What stands out is not just acreage, but infrastructure already in place. The property is reached through a gated entrance with paved roads and a gravel drive, and it benefits from a recently drilled water well, underground utilities, propane, and an aerobic septic system. That combination reduces the gap between raw land and daily usability. A metal building adds a 635 square foot one-bedroom, one-bath casita plus a 369 square foot workshop space, while the larger 40 by 80.5 workshop with two roll-up bays and a substantial concrete pad gives the property real working capacity for equipment, storage, projects, or hobby use. On smaller rural tracts, those support structures are often the missing piece. Here, they are already part of the equation.

The land itself adds another layer of utility. A separate high-fenced garden area with fruit trees and hose bibs placed throughout the property show a level of planning that supports regular use rather than occasional recreation. Within the Johnson City community, owners also have access to a 7-acre park with a mail center, pond, pickleball court, cookout pavilion, and a 2-mile hike and bike trail, with a playground coming soon. The community is high-fenced, gated, and wildlife exempt, with trophy whitetail and exotics including blackbuck, axis, and fallow deer, which shapes both the experience of the land and the long-term character of the neighborhood.

For a buyer evaluating Johnson City acreage, the value here is straightforward: 11 acres, a livable primary residence, additional guest and workshop space, and core utility infrastructure already established. That mix gives 434 W Turner Ct strong positioning for an owner who wants immediate functionality today and multiple options for long-term use over time.