18700 San Marcos Hwy Martindale, TX 78655
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About this home
This extraordinary 4.89-acre property in Martindale, just outside of San Marcos, is perfect for investors, homesteaders, and those seeking a versatile, mixed-use development opportunity. With potential for residential, commercial, and agricultural projects, this property is a canvas ready for your vision. The property features mixed-use zoning, ideal for a tiny homes community, producer's market, café, B&B, or multiple businesses. The main house offers approximately 2,679 square feet of living space with updated appliances and a recently updated HVAC system. There are also two smaller homes that were renovated in 2019, including a 448-square-foot one-bedroom guest house that was previously used as an Airbnb, and a 260-square-foot bunkhouse that could be used as guest quarters, an office, or studio. Currently, an RV on the property is being rented out, providing an additional income opportunity. Extensive facilities include a 30x48 workshop for various projects, an 8-stall horse barn with a tack room, and an additional 18x30 workshop attached. The property is a gardener’s paradise with mature pecan, black walnut, fig, and other fruit trees, supported by multiple water sources and an irrigation system for year-round gardening. This property offers excellent investment potential with opportunities for subdivision and development. It is conveniently located near the San Marcos Outlets, local dining, and outdoor recreation such as Don’s Fish Camp. Whether you're looking to create a vibrant community space with rental booths, a café, B&B, or a venue like a Martindale hitching hall, this property provides the space and flexibility to bring your vision to life. Experience the tranquility of country living with easy access to city amenities. Don’t miss this chance to create something truly special.
Source: ACTRIS #4219243
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