28084 Delafield Dr New Braunfels, TX 78132
This exceptional 52.46-acre property in Comal County, Texas, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located just outside New Braunfels, near Garden Ridge and San Antonio, this estate boasts a 2,210 square foot home, two wells, multiple outbuildings, and a stock tank. The land is fully fenced and accessible via two entry points: 60 feet of frontage on FM 1863 and a private electronic gate. The property is zoned for Farm & Ranch use, offering flexibility for various development options. With no city taxes or restrictions, the possibilities are vast. Consider subdividing into minimum 5-acre lots for upscale residential development, creating a commercial venture, or establishing a private retreat or event venue. The property's location across from Rockwall Ranch Estates adds to its desirability. The existing home features a large rock patio, adding to the property's appeal. The presence of a pond further enhances the property's natural beauty and potential uses. The abundant water resources, with two wells on the property, ensure ample supply for various purposes. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial tract of land in a highly sought-after location with significant development potential. The existing home provides immediate occupancy and potential rental income. Explore the possibilities of establishing a winery or other agricultural enterprise. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of the Texas Hill Country.
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