luxury real estate for sale Weimar, United States

Description: Opportunities to own a property like the Bar Nothing Ranch are few and far between— and only becoming rarer with time. Owned and operated by the same family since 1971, the Bar Nothing Ranch stands as the largest contiguous property in Fayette County. Its upside potential is tremendous, thanks in part to its central location between three of the largest cities in the country: approximately 60 miles from Austin, 95 miles from San Antonio, and 115 miles from Houston. The ranch itself is nothing short of exceptional, offering sweeping pastures, towering hardwoods, lush creek bottoms, striking elevation changes, well-placed improvements, and abundant surface and subsurface water. It’s a landscape with both legacy and limitless possibilities. Improvements: The quaint 5-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home sits in a spectacular setting beneath towering oak and elm trees, thoughtfully placed to overlook the Buckners Creek bottom for truly breathtaking views. Built in the early 1970s and featured in Architectural Digest soon after, the home showcases an open-concept living and dining area with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame uninterrupted vistas of the surrounding landscape. A pool and covered pavilion offer a welcome retreat during warmer months, and a three-vehicle carport provides ample parking. At the ranch headquarters, you’ll find an office, horse barn, cattle-working pens, a hay barn, and multiple additional barns and storage buildings. The property features a low-fence perimeter and extensive cross-fencing designed for efficient cattle rotation. Water: This ranch offers exceptional surface and subsurface water. Live Oak Creek and Chandler Branch Creek converge into Buckners Creek on the property, with each holding water year-round and flowing consistently during periods of normal rainfall. Blue Lake, the largest body of water on the ranch, spans approximately 6± acres when full. There are two other ponds and the ranch has a total of four water wells, with both the Blue Lake well and the house well each yielding over 120± GPM. Water troughs are scattered throughout, ensuring at least one dependable source of water in every pasture. There is also municipal water to the house, available line along FM 154 with two meters in place. Vegetation/Terrain: The property offers a balanced mix of open pastureland dotted with century-old oaks and thicker wooded areas along the creek bottoms and drainages. Historically operated as a cattle ranch, the open pastures have allowed some brush to return, creating additional cover for wildlife. The creek bottoms are lined with towering Live Oak, Post Oak, Cedar Elm, and occasional Pecan and Cottonwood trees. Rolling terrain with nearly 100 feet of elevation change provides beautiful views across the ranch, including one of the best vantage points from the back porch of the home. Wildlife: The ranch is teeming with wildlife, including a robust population of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkeys, dove, wild hogs, and varmints. Blue Lake and the Buckners Creek bottom attract abundant migrating waterfowl in the fall and winter months. Fishing opportunities for bass, catfish, and perch are available both in Blue Lake and in the creek. Minerals: Negotiable. Taxes: Agricultural Exempt.

Offered for the first time! Step back in time with this charming mid-1920s home, lovingly owned by the same family since it was built. Situated on a beautiful double corner lot shaded by mature oaks, this 3-bedroom home w/ study (or optional 4th bedrm) offers 2 baths and timeless character throughout. Gleaming hardwood floors, light-filled rooms, gorgeous wood built-ins, and a welcoming living room with a fireplace showcase the home’s craftsmanship. A 1950s kitchen and den addition blends vintage charm with added living space. Enjoy relaxing on the covered front porch, and appreciate the convenience of a detached 2-car garage connected by a covered walkway. Ideally located in the heart of La Grange, this is a rare opportunity to own a treasured piece of the town’s history.

Steeped in history and architectural distinction, nestled on over half of an acre, with the most beautiful and majestic century oaks, the Kaulbach–Wilson Home is a rare offering dating to 1885. This Recorded Texas Historic Landmark showcases timeless Victorian elegance with a two-story columned gallery, intricate woodwork, and a stately presence along one of the town’s most coveted streets. Rich in character, the home seamlessly blends original craftsmanship with enduring charm, including elements from an earlier structure incorporated into its design. Set in the heart of Fayette County and surrounded by La Grange’s treasured historic district, this iconic residence offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Texas heritage ideal as a refined private home or an exceptional investment property. This home is one to see, you cannot appreciate its beauty simply through photographs. Within walking distance to the downtown square and a short drive to the renown nearby town of Round Top.

Location, Location, Location! Exceptional opportunity to own 11.8 unrestricted acres with prime frontage along the two-way Hwy 71 service road. Ideally situated just beyond the high-traffic intersection of Hwy 71 and Hwy 77, the property is conveniently located behind the Texaco station at the corner of the frontage road and Alex Lane, only minutes from the Fayette County Fairgrounds and downtown La Grange. The property features beautiful mature oak trees and offers multiple access points from both the frontage road and Alex Lane, providing excellent flexibility for a variety of residential, recreational, or commercial uses. Easy to show.