901 County Road 250, Georgetown, TX 78633

Luxury and land in the Georgetown area. This exceptional 12-acre equestrian estate delivers a meticulously crafted custom home with resort-style amenities, professional-grade covered arena, quality improved pasture, and space to breathe—all remarkably close to Georgetown's shopping, dining, and top-rated schools. HOME: Stunning 3,180 sq ft custom home built in 2011 with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, finished 2-bay garage, and 10-foot ceilings. Main-floor primary suite features vaulted ceilings, dual walk-in closets, spa bathroom with double walk-in shower and tub, plus sunset views over pasture. Gourmet kitchen with electric/propane cooking connects to breakfast nook overlooking horse stalls. Vaulted ceilings with oak beams, stone fireplace with wood-burning stove. Built to Washington State standards with reinforced foundation. Whole-house propane generator, water softener system, automated sprinkler system. Dual 200-amp electrical service. POOL & ENTERTAINING: Sparkling 25,000-gallon pool with ionization system, integrated spa, and outdoor kitchen with fireplace. Resort-style outdoor living rare for horse properties at this price point. EQUESTRIAN AMENITIES: 60x17 meter lighted covered arena with professional-grade footing. Three 12x12 stalls with individual paddocks. Horse-safe fencing throughout. Fully equipped tack room. Versatile arena accommodates riding, training, livestock shows, 4H/FFA projects. WORKSHOP & APARTMENT: Exceptional 32x23 ft three-bay shop with dedicated 200-amp service, mechanical room, and well room. Above barn: 726 sq ft apartment with large bedroom, full bath with shower, kitchenette, separate AC, property views. Perfect for office, game room, or guests. LAND: Quality improved pasture with gentle sloping to flat terrain, outside flood plain. Fully fenced and cross-fenced. Well-fed pond maintains water year-round. County road frontage. Surrounded by larger tracts—not residential development. Ag exemption eligible.

901 County Road 250 is defined first by its 12.01 acres, because in this part of Georgetown that much usable land, paired with a 2011 custom home and full equestrian infrastructure, is the element that is hardest to replace. Priced at $1.70M, or $432 per square foot, the property combines a 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 1 half bath residence with 3,930 square feet, county road frontage, and a layout built for buyers who care as much about function outside the house as they do inside it.

The value here is in how completely the land is improved. The acreage is fully fenced and cross-fenced, with improved pasture, gentle sloping to flat terrain, a well-fed pond that maintains water year-round, and placement outside the flood plain. That matters for long-term use and operating flexibility. The setting is also surrounded by larger tracts rather than residential development, which supports privacy, preserves the rural character of the property, and limits the feel of encroachment that often weakens properties in this category over time.

The residence is supported by practical infrastructure that serious buyers tend to notice quickly. The home includes 10-foot ceilings, oak beams, a stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove, a main-floor primary suite, and kitchen and living spaces oriented to the working parts of the property. Construction was completed to Washington State standards with a reinforced foundation, and the utility backbone is stronger than average, with a whole-house propane generator, water softener, automated sprinkler system, and dual 200-amp electrical service. Those are not cosmetic details. They affect resilience, maintenance planning, and daily performance.

The equestrian improvements give the property a clear point of differentiation. A lighted 60 x 17 meter covered arena with professional-grade footing, three 12 x 12 stalls with individual paddocks, horse-safe fencing, and a fully equipped tack room make this more than acreage with a barn. The three-bay 32 x 23 shop, dedicated 200-amp service, and apartment above the barn add another layer of utility for guests, office use, or support space. A 25,000-gallon pool, spa, outdoor kitchen, and fireplace round out the outdoor living side without compromising the working character of the estate.

For a buyer evaluating Georgetown acreage on scarcity, usability, and future hold quality, this is the kind of property that stays relevant because the land, infrastructure, and flexibility would be difficult to recreate at the same basis.