5450 County Road 202, Lampasas, TX 76550

Barndominium style home on 22+ UNRESTRICTED acres, less than 15 minutes north of downtown Burnet! This custom home was built in 2022 with incredible attention to detail.Fully fenced with a large metal barn, your animals will have plenty of space to roam and keep warm! With the agriculture exemption already in place, this one of a kind opportunity comes with great tax savings! The split floor plan - double primary - layout utilizes every inch so there is zero wasted space. The main living area boasts high ceilings, great natural lighting and a beautiful wood burning fireplace. The biggest selling feature of this home is the KITCHEN! The gorgeous eat-in kitchen offers Z-Line appliances, solid wood cabinets, a concrete island the size of Texas - and let's not forget the walk-in pantry! The main primary suite offers great views & a private oasis to escape! The walk-in shower is one to see - custom stonework with timeless style! All three bathrooms offer solid wood cabinets, concrete countertops, and custom stonework as well. All four bedrooms are spacious with large closets, and the laundry room doubles as a butler's pantry. The front and back porches are both covered with private fencing from the rest of the property. Driving around you will also find a stock tank at the bottom of one pasture, shooting berm, a wet weather creek that runs through the middle of the property, and a FULL 50 AMP RV hookup and storage. Abundant wildlife throughout and sunsets here are unmatched - this is a special piece of land.

5450 County Road 202 stands out for one reason first: 22.2 unrestricted acres in Burnet County with a 2022-built home already in place, agricultural exemption in effect, and utility features that support real day-to-day land use. Priced at $1.45 million, or $637 per square foot, this Lampasas, TX 76550 property pairs scale with a finished 4 bedroom, 3 bath residence totaling 2,275 square feet, less than 15 minutes north of downtown Burnet.

The house is configured as a farm-style single family residence with a split floor plan and a double primary layout, which gives it more flexibility than a standard rural homestead. That matters for buyers thinking about multigenerational living, regular guests, or separating private and shared space without adding square footage. The main living area is built around high ceilings, natural light, and a wood burning fireplace. The kitchen carries much of the interior value, with Z-Line appliances, solid wood cabinetry, a large concrete island, and a walk-in pantry. Throughout the bathrooms, the finish package stays consistent with solid wood cabinets, concrete countertops, and custom stonework. The laundry room doubling as a butler's pantry is another practical decision that makes the floor plan work harder.

The land is what gives this property leverage. Fully fenced acreage, a large metal barn, and room for animals create a setup that can function beyond simple residential use. The agricultural exemption adds a tax advantage that sophisticated land buyers will account for immediately. On the ground, the property includes a stock tank, a wet weather creek through the middle of the acreage, a shooting berm, and a full 50 amp RV hookup with storage. Covered front and back porches with private fencing give the home a more controlled edge between the living space and the wider tract.

At 336 days on market, this is not a property that needs to be judged on urgency. It should be judged on what is hard to replace: unrestricted acreage, a recently built residence, existing agricultural tax positioning, and a site that already supports multiple uses. For a buyer focused on control, low-restriction land, and long-term hold potential in this part of Burnet County, the value is in the combination rather than any single feature.