Tucked into the gently rolling limestone ridges of north-central Blanco County, this exceptional 25.4-acre estate tract captures the purest essence of the Texas Hill Country. The property commands approximately 650 linear feet of seasonal Miller Creek frontage, where centuries of spring water have carved out polished limestone shelves, gravel bars, and deep fern-draped overhangs.

Moving upward from the shaded alluvial creek basin, the topography rises more than eighty vertical feet to an expansive, gently sloping plateau. This upper building site offers sweeping 30-mile southwestern views stretching toward the Pedernales River valley. Mature legacy live oaks and towering cedar elms dominate the land, thoughtfully thinned of cedar to foster native prairie grasses and wild switchgrass while ensuring absolute visual seclusion.

At an elevation reaching 1,260 feet, the plateau sits well above the creek’s flood influence, providing an unconstrained footprint for a custom residence, detached guest casita, or private equestrian barn. Beneath Blanco County’s dark rural skies, nighttime brings clear stargazing free of city glow. The historic Blanco town square, Blanco State Park, and the Pedernales wine corridor around Johnson City are all a short drive, with Austin and San Antonio each under an hour away.