114 Deer Run

Located near Mother Neff State Park, this custom-built home sits on 3.8 private, heavily wooded acres and is priced $36,000 below appraised value, offering immediate built-in equity. The property is intentionally left natural and is ideal for buyers seeking privacy, wildlife, and a quiet Central Texas setting. The land is very rocky and reflects the native prairie terrain of the area. It is not suitable for pasture, horses, or large animals, and there is no fencing. There are no neighboring livestock, only nearby pets such as dogs or cats. Gardening would require raised beds. Wildlife is abundant and includes deer, turkey, armadillos, possums, and other native species. The lot is heavily treed, consisting primarily of elm and cedar trees, with a large, mature oak in the front yard. The land behind the home slopes approximately 150 to 200 feet to a 20 to 30 foot cliff, which drops to a seasonal creek. At peak flow, the creek reaches about 2 feet deep and consists of shallow pools during summer months. Water flows from the northeast farmland toward the Leon River and is not audible from the home, even during heavy rains. Historic Native American campgrounds are located on both sides of the creek. The home side has been excavated and serves as a picnic and gathering area, while the opposite side remains wooded and undisturbed. Access to the creek is rough and requires a four-wheeler or all-terrain vehicle. The property includes a 30 foot by 31 foot fully insulated garage with doors on both the front and back, electrical outlets throughout, and a propane connection outside the garage wall for optional heat. A stand-alone, fully insulated 20 foot by 25 foot workshop, wired for 220 power, provides additional space for projects, equipment, or storage. Buyer to independently verify all information, including but not limited to taxes, schools, square footage, lot size, restrictions, year built, and any other details deemed important.