1101 Crider Rd Marble Falls, TX 78654
This exceptional 129.68-acre Burnet County property presents a unique investment opportunity. The property includes a 2,100 square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bathroom barndominium built in 2009, featuring a bonus room upstairs. A 900-square-foot shop is also included, along with two Kubota tractors and attachments, and complete home furnishings. The land boasts two wind-powered wells (one solar and wind-powered), storage tanks, perimeter fencing, five stock tanks with a water system, and approximately 370 feet of elevation change, offering panoramic views of Lake LBJ. The diverse terrain includes a flowing spring head, a wet-weather creek, and a small cave system. Existing road and trail systems traverse the property. Approximately 30 acres are currently unused by the existing bike park tenant, offering potential for additional building sites. The property currently benefits from an agricultural tax valuation. A lease agreement with the bike park tenant is in place, extending to 2028, with terms including annual tax payments, a 10% share of weekly profits, and responsibility for ranch/road maintenance. Lease details are negotiable, allowing for owner access throughout the week, with park operation limited to Friday-Sunday. The property's diverse features make it suitable for various uses, including hunting, recreation, agriculture, investment, or a homesite. The bike park is fully insured and qualifies as agritourism (refer to state law regarding liability).
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