1147 County Road 1110 None
About this property
Red Caboose Winery & Vineyard presents a rare opportunity to acquire an established Texas winery, vineyard, event venue and recreational property on 200 acres in Bosque County. The property features a 4,000 SF primary winery building, 1,800 SF cellar and barrel room, 1,300 SF upstairs living quarters and a 3,000 SF unfinished tasting room. The cellar has historically accommodated more than 300 barrels, with approximately 100 barrels of red wine reportedly ready for bottling. Winery equipment, FF&E and related personal property are included, subject to final inventory. Approximately 19.6 acres are improved with vineyard trellises and irrigation infrastructure within a 40 acre high-game-fenced area. Lenoir is the primary producing grape, and the vineyard has reportedly produced up to 51 tons in a peak harvest. Event improvements include a 1,000 SF covered patio, 3,000 SF open-air patio, 1,600 SF cedar patio and 320 SF stage with lighting and electrical service. Hospitality improvements include a remodeled caboose cabin, hunter’s cabin, storage barn, 12 completed RV spaces and 10 additional graded spaces. Water and infrastructure include three wells, one operational at a seller-reported 15 GPM, a pond, approximately 42,600 gallons of rainwater storage, a 32-well geothermal system and 10-kilowatt solar array. Rolling terrain, wooded draws and abundant wildlife provide additional recreational value for hunting, hiking and ranch use. Located approximately 55 minutes from Waco, 1 hour 50 minutes from Dallas, 1 hour 20 minutes from Fort Worth and 2 hours 20 minutes from Austin.
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About the Area
1147 County Road 1110 None is located in Meridian, Texas, in Bosque County. Bosque County sits at the northern edge of the Hill Country transition, a quiet agricultural county centered on Meridian that has remained largely outside the development wave transforming counties to the south. The county offers rolling cedar and oak terrain, working cattle ranches, and Dinosaur Valley State Park, where actual dinosaur tracks are preserved in the bed of the Paluxy River.
The Bosque River flows through the county, and the Paluxy River along the eastern boundary preserves some of the best-documented dinosaur trackways in the world at Dinosaur Valley State Park. The terrain features limestone hills, cedar brakes, and open grasslands transitioning to the Grand Prairie to the north.
Meridian had an estimated population of 1,546 as of 2023. The 76665 zip code has a median household income of $62,098, a median home value of $124,100, and a median age of 49.3. The average household size is 2.23 people.
Cattle ranching, agriculture, hunting leases, and tourism anchored by Dinosaur Valley State Park define Bosque County's economy. The county attracts buyers seeking affordable large acreage tracts in a less-pressured market than the core Hill Country counties.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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