35 AC on Rocky Creek and W Hwy-290

Situated along US Highway 290 in Hye, Texas, this ±35-acre tract offers frontage on both sides of Rocky Creek, a rare feature that enhances the property’s setting and usability. The land combines accessibility and natural beauty with a prime location between Fredericksburg and Johnson City along the Texas Wine Trail. The land features rolling terrain, mature oak trees, and extensive cedar clearing, creating a park-like landscape and a strong foundation for future development along Hwy 290. Rocky Creek traverses the entire depth of the property for some 1,540 feet with two concrete dams, a special feature limited to few Texas Hill Country properties. This amenity provides long term appeal and property appreciation for use as a private ranch, residential, hospitality or numerous other uses along this highly desirable corridor in Blanco County. It represents one of the most distinctive offerings in the Texas Hill Country. Existing improvements include two residences, several sheds and storage buildings, two dams, and two water wells—providing immediate functionality and flexible redevelopment potential.Situated along US Highway 290 in Hye, Texas, this ±35-acre tract offers frontage on both sides of Rocky Creek—a rare feature that enhances both the property’s setting and usability. The land combines accessibility and natural beauty with a prime location between Fredericksburg and Johnson City on the Texas Wine Trail. Rolling terrain, mature oak trees, and extensive cedar clearing create a park-like landscape and a strong foundation for future development along Highway 290. Rocky Creek traverses the entire depth of the property for some 1,540 feet with two concrete dams, a special feature limited to few Texas Hill Country properties. This amenity provides long term appeal and property appreciation for use as a private ranch, residential, hospitality or numerous other uses along this highly desirable corridor in Blanco, County. This property represents one of the most distinctive offerings in the Texas Hill Country. Existing improvements include two residences, several sheds and storage buildings, two dams, and two water wells—providing immediate usability and flexible redevelopment potential.