401 Graef

This is not just land. This is a legacy. 10.33 acres of Hays County earth sitting at the crossroads of everything Texas is becoming — and everything it has always been. Cattle have grazed here. Bees work this land today. A pond reflects the sky on one side, and a 2016 manufactured home anchors the front acre with four bedrooms, two baths, and a move-in ready foundation for whatever comes next. This is the kind of property that doesn't come back once it's gone. Three distinct parcels. One address. Infinite potential. Keep it as a unified estate. Live on the front acre while you plan the rest. Or bring your vision and build something extraordinary — custom builders and dream-home buyers are already planting roots all over this corridor, and ten unrestricted acres with water, privacy, and road frontage is exactly the canvas they are looking for. The land doesn't care what you do with it — it wins either way. Kyle is exploding. Hays County is one of the fastest growing counties in the United States. And right here off Graef Road in Niederwald, you have ten acres with an active agricultural exemption keeping your taxes bottom dollar while the world builds up around you. Pond. Acreage. Home. History. Location. Buy the acre. Buy the pond tract. Buy the back acreage with bees. Or buy all of it and never look back. Individual parcels available separately — but together? Together this is something special. Seller believes property may be suitable for a variety of uses — buyer to independently verify zoning, restrictions, and permitted uses with Hays County and City of Niederwald prior to purchase. Agricultural exemption active; buyer to re-qualify with Hays County Appraisal District. Seller retains all mineral rights; minerals do not convey.