51 County Road 436, Thrall, TX 76578

Rare opportunity to own 50.615 unrestricted acres with multiple homes, Highway 79 visibility, agricultural exemption, and significant future potential between Thrall and Thorndale. This versatile property features two existing homes including a unique hillside home built in 1995 and a log cabin built in 2003, making it ideal for multi-generational living, guest housing, rental income, or live/work functionality. The property offers exceptional flexibility for a variety of uses including residential estate, contractor headquarters, RV park development, industrial or metal building projects, storage operations, or small business use. With extensive open land, Thorndale city water, septic in place, visibility from highway 79, and access along CR 436, the property presents numerous possibilities for an owner-user or investor. Approximately 47 acres currently carry an ag exemption, and cattle are presently on the property. A portion of the property lies within the 100-year floodplain. The back section of the property formerly featured a lake prior to a dam failure years ago. Restoration of the dam and lake could create an incredible long-term amenity and recreational feature. Whether you are looking to build a custom ranch estate, create a business operation with on-site housing, develop an RV or contractor park, event center, or invest in a unique mixed-use opportunity, this property offers tremendous upside in a rapidly growing corridor along Highway 79. All information is deemed reliable. Buyer to verify all information.

Fifty acres of unstructured land between Thrall and Thorndale, Texas means 50 acres of possibility. This County Road 436 property in Williamson County sits on over 50 acres zoned for agricultural use, with two existing homes already on the land - a 3,401 square foot brick residence built in 1995 and a log cabin constructed in 2003. At $1.50M ($440 per square foot), you're buying raw potential, not just living space.

The recreational upside is immediate. The back section once held a lake before a dam failure decades ago. Restoration work could recreate a full fishing and water recreation area on your own property. Until then, the open acreage works for ATV trails, clay shooting, or hunting grounds. Thorndale ISD schools serve the property, and the land carries an agricultural exemption on approximately 47 acres - cattle currently graze here, but that's your choice to maintain or shift toward other uses.

The existing structures handle lodging and flexibility. The main brick home provides a residential base. The log cabin functions as guest housing, rental income, or multi-generational space. Thorndale city water is already connected. Septic systems are in place. Both buildings sit on land that's genuinely yours to develop - no neighbor restrictions, no HOA dictates about what you build, where you build it, or what you do with your acreage.

Highway 79 visibility means this property sits in a growth corridor between Thrall and Thorndale. That visibility translates to real estate development potential, contractor headquarters operations, or small business setup if you want to work from home on your own land. The split-capable lot gives you exit flexibility later.

The nature piece is straightforward: open acreage with native plants, few trees, views across your own land. The front yard, back yard, and everything between belongs to you. No subdivisions, no shared amenities, no design approval committees telling you what you can and cannot do.

This isn't a weekend escape property - it's a weekend playground property. You're not renting cabins elsewhere when you own 50 acres with lake restoration potential, hunting grounds, and room to build exactly what you envision. Williamson County development continues pushing outward from Austin. This corner of the market still operates at agricultural pricing with residential optionality.