4772-10 County Road 340Burnet, TX 78611
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Seller financing available Located along the highly desirable Mormon Mill Road corridor in Burnet County and just minutes from the heart of Burnet, this 10.03-acre tract showcases sweeping Hill Country views, privacy, and true flexibility with no HOA and short-term rentals allowed. The land offers a blend of level and gently rolling terrain, enhanced by mature oak trees and native hardwoods that frame long-range vistas and create multiple exceptional build sites. A prime homesite takes full advantage of the surrounding views, making it ideal for a custom home, weekend retreat, or income-producing STR. The property also features a newly drilled water well producing 12+ GPM, providing a strong and reliable water source. An electric gated entrance and paved road frontage ensure easy access while maintaining a sense of seclusion. With its scenic beauty, unrestricted use, and investment potential, this property presents a rare opportunity in one of the Hill Country’s most sought-after areas.
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