TBD S HWY 281 & PK Rd 4, Burnet, TX 78611

Ideally located between Marble Falls and Burnet, Situated at the high-visibility corner of Highway 281 and Park Road 4, is a 400’ x 125’ C-Store site fronting Highway 281, this property benefits from newly installed traffic lights, ensuring excellent accessibility and exposure. The surrounding area provides a blend of natural beauty and convenience, with nearby recreational lakes, Longhorn Cavern State Park, and quick access to local dining and shopping.

This 10-acre corner lot at South Highway 281 and Park Road 4 in Burnet sits at the intersection of outdoor adventure and weekend escape. The property's high-visibility location on Highway 281 with newly installed traffic lights makes it a rare find for someone ready to build their personal recreation compound on unimproved land in Burnet County.

The landscape around this parcel reads like an outdoor enthusiast's checklist. Marble Falls Lake lies minutes away, offering year-round fishing and water recreation that draws families from across Central Texas. Longhorn Cavern State Park, just a short drive east, provides hiking trails and cave tours that turn a Saturday into an unforgettable experience. The Burnet area sits at the heart of Hill Country hunting territory, with private land access throughout the county making this lot an ideal base camp for deer and turkey season. ATVs and side-by-sides are practically a regional currency here, and 10 acres of your own dirt gives you plenty of room to run trails, set up shooting ranges, or establish training grounds without neighbors watching from across a fence line.

The corner positioning on Park Road 4 with Highway 281 frontage means visibility and accessibility work in your favor whether you're hosting weekend guests or running any kind of rural operation. The roads are public and well-maintained, eliminating the washboard driveway experience that kills some Hill Country properties. Burnet ISD schools serve the area, with Burnet Elementary, Burnet Middle School, and Burnet High School part of a district that understands the rural lifestyle its families lead.

This isn't a property where you're squeezed into a neighborhood watching someone else's house. This is where you disappear for the weekend. You can hunt your own land, fish nearby lakes, explore state parks that rival paid resorts, and return to town only when you need supplies. The $2 million price for 10 raw acres at this location puts you in position to either build the weekend retreat you've been visualizing or capitalize on the commercial visibility that comes with Highway 281 frontage in a growth corridor between Marble Falls and Burnet. Either direction, you own the kind of Central Texas land that doesn't sit on the market long once the right buyer sees it.