6147 Pfeil Rd Schertz, TX 78154
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About this home
Seriously? 17 acres + house + barn for under $500K? Yep! That's room to roam and an ideal opportunity for you to get your creative juices flowing to decide what you'll create with this property. Close to I-10 and RAFB, this 17 acres includes a 1927 farmhouse that has some updates (master bath), yet awaits your creativity to really make it shine. Bring your vision and creativity to this unique 17-acre property featuring a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with endless potential. The home retains its original country charm with wood floors, beadboard accents, and a cozy wood-burning stove in the living room. The large utility room offers pantry space, while the covered front and back porches provide relaxing spots to take in the peaceful country setting. Alongside the home, you'll find a 40 x 60 loft barn and a 16 x 24 work shed that add versatility and storage. The land itself is the true highlight. With an agricultural exemption already in place, this 17-acre tract offers tremendous value and a versatile layout that makes it ideal for a variety of uses. Whether you are looking to start a commercial business such as an RV park, RV/trailer storage, or animal boarding facility, or prefer to create a working ranch for horses, goats, lambs, or chickens, the potential here is unmatched. Surrounded by farmland, the property also offers excellent dove hunting, opportunities for local wildlife sightings, and ample space for recreation. The location balances convenience with privacy. It sits close to town yet feels tucked away, with a new HEB grocery store just 10 minutes away and Randolph Air Force Base within 15-20 minutes, plus easy access to Loop 1604, I-10, and Hwy 90. With the right vision, this land has the potential to generate income and essentially pay for itself. Come see this property that delivers on space, location, and opportunity, making it a rare find for buyers who want acreage, income potential, and the chance to restore a historic home into something truly special - before it's gone.
Source: SABOR #1897790
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