214 Edmonds Ave Johnson City, TX 78636
This exceptional 14.55-acre commercial property in Blanco County, Texas, boasts a prime location directly on US-290, the Texas Wine Trail, offering unparalleled visibility and accessibility. The property includes a 1,547 square foot tasting room with a large wraparound deck, perfect for events and enjoying the scenic views. A 1,500 square foot climate-controlled warehouse, ideal for wine, beer, or spirits production, is also included, along with a 704 square foot air-conditioned structure suitable for a commercial kitchen, gallery, or shop. Additional improvements include a walk-in cooler, two storage sheds, two large carports, and a recently constructed well house. The property features mature live oak trees and ample open space, suitable for vineyard expansion or other development. With approximately 900 feet of highway frontage, this property benefits from high traffic volume on a major thoroughfare. Located just minutes from Johnson City and less than an hour from Austin and San Antonio, this property offers exceptional convenience and proximity to numerous attractions, including the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and numerous wineries and breweries. The existing winery tenant provides immediate cash flow potential, with the option to remain or relocate. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a unique and highly desirable property in the heart of Texas Hill Country. The asking price is $2,750,000. The property's zip code is 78636.
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