TBD County Road 236, Liberty Hill, TX 78642

Discover an exceptional opportunity to own approximately 23 acres (could be up to 46 acres) of beautiful, unrestricted Texas land in the highly desirable Liberty Hill/Burnet County area. Offered at $600,000 for the 23 acres or $1,150,000 for the entire 46, this property combines breathtaking Hill Country scenery, privacy, flexibility, and outstanding potential for a wide variety of uses.

This 30-acre flag lot on County Road 236 in Liberty Hill offers the rare combination of raw land freedom and practical self-sufficiency potential in Burnet County. Zero deed restrictions mean you design the infrastructure, not navigate someone else's limitations. The gentle sloping terrain supports solar array placement and natural water drainage, while the agricultural zoning allows for the systems that make true independence possible.

The land's 30-acre foundation accommodates multiple renewable energy strategies. South-facing slopes ideal for solar installations can power a primary residence and guest structures independently from the grid. Well drilling potential exists across the property, eliminating dependence on municipal water systems. The acreage supports food production from vegetable gardens and orchards, turning the land into a producing asset rather than just a holding. Rainwater harvesting systems integrate naturally with the topography, collecting runoff that supplements well water and irrigation needs.

Liberty Hill itself sits in the higher elevation zone of the Austin metropolitan area, roughly 45 minutes north of downtown Austin via US-183 North and TX-29. This distance provides genuine rural character while keeping major employers accessible. The Burnet Consolidated Independent School District serves the property, with Bertram Elementary, Burnet Middle School, and Burnet High School covering K-12 education. The nearest significant town centers are Burnet, 20 minutes east, and Marble Falls, 25 minutes northeast, both offering services without requiring constant trips toward the city.

What separates this land from typical rural acreage is the flexibility to expand. The listing indicates potential to re-plat additional acreage from the broader 46-acre parcel available, giving you control over how much land you actually activate versus preserve. This means you can build your homestead footprint efficiently without locking yourself into a massive build-out if that's not your vision.

The property sold at $800,000 after 17 days on market, reflecting strong buyer interest in off-grid land with genuine usable acreage. For someone serious about energy independence, water security, and food production without surrendering modern comfort, this County Road 236 location eliminates the common trade-off between self-sufficiency and lifestyle convenience.