TBD County Road 3500, Lampasas, TX 76550

Discover a rare opportunity to own this remarkable 5,054 sq. ft. barndominium situated on 19.25 peaceful acres, fully fenced and cross-fenced for livestock, ranching, or multi-generational living. Owners are currently transitioning the property to a bee exemption for potential tax benefits. This impressive metal-structure home is partially completed and ready for your personal vision and finishing touches. Designed with an open-concept layout, the property features a stunning double-sided fireplace, beautiful roll-up doors, and even an underground shipping container, creating endless possibilities for a luxury barndominium, workshop, entertainment space, or expansive family retreat. Electrical and plumbing rough-ins are already in place, helping simplify the completion process. Additional improvements include a spacious 2,356 sq. ft. garage with a 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment ideal for guests, extended family, rental potential, or a caretaker’s quarters. A pole barn and additional shop provide ample space for equipment, hobbies, storage, or recreational vehicles. The land itself offers natural beauty with a wet-weather creek and seasonal ponds, enhancing the peaceful country setting. The property also carries an Agricultural Exemption, offering the advantage of reduced property taxes. Perfect for a buyer with creativity and vision, this one-of-a-kind property offers the chance to create a dream homestead, private retreat, income-producing investment, or legacy ranch property with endless potential.

Twenty-nine and a half acres of Lampasas County land stretches across 388 County Road 3500, a raw canvas where the horizon dominates and the sky owns the view. This is property where land is the primary asset, not an afterthought. The acreage rolls with native Texas landscape, fully fenced and cross-fenced for livestock management or simply for the psychological luxury of owning what you can see. Agricultural exemption status means property taxes reflect the rural reality, not suburban speculation. A wet-weather creek runs through the property, and seasonal ponds collect water naturally, adding both utility and character to the working land.

The main residence anchors the property as practical shelter. The 1,733 square foot ranch-style home holds four bedrooms and four full baths with open-concept living spaces that blur interior and exterior living. A covered patio extends the living footprint, essential for anyone who spends significant time outdoors. A private water well ensures complete self-sufficiency from municipal systems. The aluminum and metal siding requires minimal maintenance, practical for rural Texas weather cycles.

The second structure is where potential becomes tangible. This 5,054 square foot metal-frame building represents unfinished possibility. It has electrical and plumbing rough-ins already completed, a double-sided fireplace, roll-up doors that pivot the entire space between open and enclosed, and an underground shipping container for storage or climate control. This building could become a luxury barndominium, a multi-generational compound, a workshop complex, or whatever vision justifies the investment. No zoning constraints complicate the decision.

Supporting structures include a 2,356 square foot garage with a one-bedroom apartment, a pole barn, and additional shop space. These aren't decorative features. They're infrastructure for someone running livestock operations, equipment storage, guest accommodations, or business activities.

The property sits within Lampasas ISD, with Kline Whitis Elementary, Lampasas Middle School, and Lampasas High School serving the district. Lampasas city center sits approximately 15 minutes south. This distance isn't isolation. It's intentional separation.

At $999,000, this represents acreage and structures assembled for someone who understands that land ownership in central Texas increasingly means making choices about what you build and how you live. The house, the barns, and the apartments are tools on this 29.601-acre platform. The real value lives in the freedom the acreage provides.