1255 Cr 260 Road , Hallettsville, TX 77964(Colorado County)

1255 County Road 260 Hallettsville, TX 77964

9 miles to Weimar, 20 miles to Hallettsville, 70 miles to Beltway 8 & I-10, 95 miles to downtown Houston, San Antonio and Austin, and 107 miles to Hobby Airport (HOU). The property is in both Colorado and Lavaca Counties.

The Farmhouse

The 3B/2Ba house was recently completed in September 2023. It has 1475 sq. ft. of conditioned space with an additional 1324 sq. ft. of wrap-around porch with white picket railing. Entering the home from either the front or back you are greeted by cathedral ceilings with 6x12 decorative wooden beams and wall-to-wall shiplap. The entire interior floor is wood-like porcelain tile which is waterproof and very durable. The kitchen has custom cabinets, sealed pine countertops, and an island with a built-in seating area for casual dining and additional storage. It also has a deep double sink with a gooseneck faucet, a large side-by-side refrigerator/freezer, over-the-range microwave, an electric range, and a dishwasher. Just off the kitchen is the dining room and built-in pantry. Moving from the kitchen to the living room you then see the double doors leading to the front porch. Youll either want to sit down in a rocking chair with a cup of hot coffee and a good book in the morning or enjoy a cocktail with family and friends in the evening. After sunset, light the sandstone fire pit and enjoy the cool country nights.

The master suite is of ample size to allow for a queen bed and a desk. Entering the master bath youll find a walk-in shower, double sink vanity, and 6x10 walk-in closet. Crossing the living room, youll find the second bath with a tub/shower combo and single vanity. The second bedroom has a queen bed and a built-in closet.

The guest room has two single beds and a custom-built armoire in lieu of a closet. All rooms have multiple windows to maximize the natural lighting. The entire home is furnished with hand-selected antiques and custom-built furniture. Adjacent to the home is a matching laundry house and storage room. Next to the screened gravel parking area there is a 24x 30 3-bay pole barn for covered parking of your vehicle and or UTV/Tractor. This barn has a built-in workbench and plenty of storage for tools and implements.

Land & Water

This 40.317 acres has a great balance between open pasture (60%) and dense woodland (40%) providing good habitat for wildlife such as whitetail deer, doves, hogs, and songbirds. Most of the pasture area has been recently cleared of underbrush and less desirable species and is recovering well despite the hot summer. There is a new pipe rail gated entrance on the SE corner with an improved caliche road that leads to the home. A secondary gate is located at the NW corner which would allow access to a potential secondary build site for another dwelling secluded away from the primary location if desired. The south fence is new 5-strand barbwire, the west fence has been cleared of all brush, and the east and north boundary has typical barbwire fencing in fair to good condition. The sandy loam soil types on this property can also be very productive from a forage perspective for livestock if the new owner wishes to pursue that option. There is an older 3-sided pole barn and set of pipe pens that could be utilized for livestock near the entrance.

A 1/3rd acre pond was recently constructed behind the home and is flanked by some gorgeous post oaks. The pond can be supplemented by the water well to ensure constant water level even during dry periods. The water well has a new pump, wire, pressure tanks, and controls. Two small electrical lines traverse the property however these lines are not visible from the entrance or the home. The power supply lines are run underground from behind the pond to the rest of the new structures.

There is a great diversity of trees on the property including some very mature specimens of Post Oak, Live Oak, Water Oak, Pecan, American Elm, Eastern Red Cedar, Pines, Mesquite, and Hackberry. The shrub and grass layer is comprised of Coastal Bermuda, Silver Bluestem, KR Bluestem, Trichloris, Texas Croton, Wooly Croton, Western Ragweed, Yaupon Holly, Dog Fennel, Mustang Grape, Dewberry Vine, and McCartney Rose.

Minerals

Surface Sale only.

Taxes

The property is currently qualified for the Agricultural Use Valuation.

Community

Most needs of a rural landowner can be found nearby Weimar or Hallettsville. There are many interesting locations within an hour of this property; the Round Top Antiques Show, the Shiner Brewery, the Painted Churches Tour, the Whistling Duck Winery (just around the corner), the High Hill Rum Distillery and some of the best Czech and German bakeries in Texas. Youll have to decide for yourself who makes the best kolaches!