444 Logan Ranch Road Rd, Georgetown, TX 78628

RARE FIND! This heavily wooded 5+ acre tract with 3000+ft home offers the privacy, space, and flexibility that’s nearly impossible to find this close to town. Nestled in a quiet, natural setting, the property includes a guest “cabin,” a pole barn, and storage shed—ideal for hobbyists, small business owners, or horse enthusiasts. With room to roam, you can garden, raise animals, build a custom pool, add sports courts, or create the outdoor entertaining space. Whether you're looking to live off the land or just stretch out and enjoy the peace and quiet, this property gives you the freedom to do it all.The home is currently on well and septic, but city water and sewer taps are available at the street. Plus, low tax rate—another rare perk! Enjoy the best of both worlds: peaceful country living just 5 minutes from HEB/shopping/restaurants, etc. There’s also great potential to subdivide—the lot could be split into two or even three parcels, offering investment or multi-generational living. Opportunities like this don’t come along often.

The defining advantage here is land. 444 Logan Ranch Road Rd delivers 5.07 heavily wooded acres in Georgetown, a scale that changes how a buyer can use and hold property in Georgetown. The offering includes a 3,033 square foot single-family residence built in 1982 with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 fireplace, and a 2-car garage, priced at $1.10M, or $363 per square foot. In Georgetown ISD, with Raye McCoy Elementary, Charles A Forbes Middle, and Georgetown High serving the area, the property combines a meaningful acreage position with a clear school path in Williamson County.

What stands out beyond the house itself is the flexibility of the tract. The site is described as heavily wooded and includes a guest cabin, a pole barn, and a storage shed, which broadens the use case well beyond a standard residential lot. For a buyer who wants space for gardens, animals, additional recreation, or future outdoor improvements such as a pool or courts, the acreage supports that thinking in a way a conventional neighborhood parcel cannot. The home is currently on well and septic, while city water and sewer taps are available at the street, which matters because utility options shape both daily function and future planning.

The location story is also practical. Agent remarks place the property about 5 minutes from HEB, shopping, and restaurants, so the land and privacy are not coming with a complete trade away from everyday convenience. That balance is where this property starts to separate itself. Buyers looking for room to operate, room to store equipment, or room for multigenerational living will see immediate utility, and buyers focused on long-term upside will note the stated potential to split the lot into two or even three parcels. After 234 days on market, this is not a property that fits the broadest buyer pool, but for the buyer who values acreage, utility structures, and future optionality inside a Georgetown location, that narrower fit is exactly what can support long-term positioning and value.