Burnet, TX 78611 (Burnet County)
About this property
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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About the Area
4772-10 County Road 340 None is located in Burnet, Texas, in Burnet County. Burnet County sits in the heart of the Highland Lakes region, anchored by the city of Burnet, the Bluebonnet Capital of Texas, and Lake Buchanan, the largest of the Highland Lakes chain. The county blends working ranch land with lakefront recreation in a landscape that has drawn Texans for generations.
The Colorado River was dammed in the 1930s to create the Highland Lakes chain, and Lake Buchanan and Inks Lake both lie within Burnet County. The terrain transitions from the granite-topped Central Mineral Region in the west to limestone hills in the east, with the Colorado River canyon cutting through dramatic bluffs.
Burnet had an estimated population of 6,630 as of 2023. The 78611 zip code has a median household income of $78,243, a median home value of $291,400, and a median age of 48.6. The average household size is 2.46 people.
Lake tourism, retirement communities, granite quarrying, ranching, and small-scale agriculture drive the Burnet County economy. The county is experiencing significant growth as Austin-area buyers seek lakefront properties and acreage within a 90-minute drive of the city.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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