999 Schwarzlose Rd, New Braunfels, TX 78130

Nearly 11,000 square feet of custom estate living designed for entertaining, multi-generational use, and everyday comfort. This residence features elevator access, a dramatic two-story entry, extensive millwork, multiple fireplaces, and thoughtfully designed gathering spaces throughout. Offered with approximately 142 with the option to only purchase 10 acres, this estate creates the opportunity for large-scale living, recreation, agriculture, or a true legacy property. The oversized kitchen connects seamlessly to formal and casual living areas, while the fully customized lower level delivers a true entertainment experience with a home theater, game room, billiard space, and dedicated cigar and poker room. Outdoor living takes center stage with a resort-style pool featuring slides, beach entry, hot tub, expansive decking, and a covered pavilion with full kitchen and cabana facilities. Landscaped grounds provide privacy and space for gatherings, recreation, and events. Additional improvements include a gated entrance, circular motor court, mature trees, and a detached 100×70 barn with supporting structures suitable for storage, equipment, or hobby use. Built for scale, flexibility, and long-term enjoyment.

One hundred forty-two acres rolling across Guadalupe County with nothing but open sky defines 999 Schwarzlose Rd in New Braunfels. This is land that breathes. The property stretches across terrain with natural elevation changes, dense tree cover providing shelter while preserving sight lines across the acreage, and the kind of uninterrupted horizon that makes you understand why people stake their lives to land like this.

The estate sits within the Navarro ISD service area, serving families who value both rural character and educational stability across elementary, middle, and high school levels. The working landscape includes a detached 100-by-70 barn with supporting structures, concrete enough for serious equipment storage or livestock operations, flexible enough for whatever vision a landowner brings to 142 acres.

The horizon here isn't just view. It's permission. Permission to expand, to build outward, to operate at a scale most properties can't accommodate. The option to purchase just 10 acres if preferred maintains flexibility, but the full acreage is where the real story lives.

The house itself commands 10,706 square feet across four bedrooms, four full baths, and three half baths, built in 2008 with the architecture to handle serious entertaining and multigenerational living. An elevator serves all levels. The kitchen anchors the main floor with stone counters and built-in gas range, flowing into formal and casual dining areas that open to the land beyond. Cathedral ceilings and extensive millwork throughout maintain that sense of scale the landscape demands.

The lower level transforms entertainment from concept to execution. A home theater, game room, billiard space, and dedicated cigar and poker room occupy finished space designed specifically for gathering. Wet bar, dry bar, sound system, recessed lighting, and wired-for-sound infrastructure throughout mean the infrastructure for entertaining is already built and waiting.

Outdoor living spans the full acreage vocabulary. A resort-style pool features slides, beach entry, and connected hot tub. The covered pavilion includes full kitchen and cabana facilities. Multiple porches and screened spaces transition between interior and exterior living. Automatic sprinklers maintain the landscaped grounds while mature trees provide natural privacy screening.

At $5.95 million or $556 per square foot on the built structures, this property prices the land as the primary asset. One hundred forty-two acres of Guadalupe County terrain with infrastructure in place, barn ready for use, gated entrance with circular motor court, and a house built to match the scale of the acreage. This is the kind of property people buy when they're done with limitations.