Three historical buildings on 5 acres in the Texas Hill Country / Highland Lakes town of Burnet. Fronting on Texas Highway 29 with 14,500 cars per day and a mile east of US Highway 281, which is the route from Brownsville to North Dakota. A potential destination dining, wine tasting, live music, bed & breakfast or private wedding / event venue for visitors year round that come to this areas for the lakes and rivers, historical sites, caverns, fairs and rodeos, golf, parks, spartan races, mountain biking, jeep off-roading, hunting, birding, music, festivals and the vineyards/wineries.

LOCATION:  1819 E. Polk Street, Burnet, TX

SIZE:  5.76 acres

IMPROVEMENTS: 
Johnson House
Built in 1884 by General Adam Rankin Johnson
            Constructed of limestone quarried from a hill on the premises
            Built 18” from the ground
            2 fireplaces
            1st Floor - 2 parlors, master bedroom, bath & kitchen
            2nd Floor – 2 bedrooms and a bathroom
Stovepipe’s Barn
Stone Barn built in the early 1880’s
Craddock House
First section built in about 1870, 30 years later added on & remodeled

UTILITIES: New PEC underground 3 phase utilities installed, transformers set
8” City water main to site with fire plug and meter
2” Atmos gas line to site
Lift station and city sewer installed to site           

FENCING:  Perimeter fenced

PERMITS: LCRA, City of Burnet

PLANS COMPLETED: Site engineering, blueprints, mechanical engineering

2020 PROPERTY TAXES: $9,092.89

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Phone: 512-756-9230
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