7994 Us Highway 290 Johnson City, TX 78636
This exceptional 26-acre property boasts a prime location on Highway 290 in the heart of Texas Hill Country's wine region, situated between Fredericksburg and Johnson City. The land offers over 500 feet of highway frontage, presenting a unique opportunity for various commercial ventures, including wineries, distilleries, or hospitality businesses. Currently operating as a successful short-term rental, the property includes a fully furnished, high-end 2,280-square-foot manufactured home featuring four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two large living areas, and covered decks. Outdoor amenities include a fire pit and perimeter fencing. Infrastructure includes a 40-foot storage container, a well producing 20 gallons per minute, electricity, a crushed rock driveway, and an electric gate. The property is ideally located near numerous established wineries and vineyards, offering easy access to the vibrant wine community and benefiting from the high tourism traffic on Highway 290. With its unrestricted zoning and abundant amenities, this property presents a rare opportunity for both commercial development and personal enjoyment in one of Texas' most desirable locations. The property is offered as a 1031 exchange opportunity. The asking price is $3,198,000, with a land value of $150,000 per acre. Built in 2019, the single-story home sits on a one-acre lot with a total of 26 acres. The property's APN is R85414 and is owned by Hye Life, LLC.
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