Llano, TX 78643 (Llano County)
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Price drop & motivated seller! - 10 Acres with Spring-Fed Pond Frontage – Llano, TX. This property is perfect if you’re looking for a complete homestead or the ideal building site in the Texas Hill Country. Numerous improvements include a 3/2 Palm Harbor mobile home (with 2x6 exterior walls), a large metal shop with electricity, a second metal shop on slab, a third metal carport/storage building, a greenhouse, high-fenced gardens, fencing and cross-fencing, and so much more! Set up and ready for your horses or FFA projects with loafing sheds and pastures. Ag exempt for lower taxes! The home could use some cosmetic updates but appears to be in good condition — or build your dream home on one of several potential home sites. The spring-fed pond makes this place extra special, giving you the ability to walk out your back door and catch a fish from your private pier. Llano River access is nearby. Here’s your chance to experience the beauty of the Texas Hill Country and stake your claim!
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204 Lagitos Ln is located in Llano, Texas, in Llano County. Llano County sits at the geographic center of Texas and the heart of the Highland Lakes region, known as the Deer Capital of Texas for its exceptional whitetail deer hunting. The city of Llano on the banks of the Llano River anchors a county that blends working ranch land, granite geology, and river recreation.
The Llano River flows through the county, offering exceptional fishing and kayaking over its granite-bottomed course. The Central Mineral Region, a unique geological formation of Precambrian granite and gneiss, creates the distinctive pink and gray granite landscape visible throughout the county. Enchanted Rock State Natural Area sits on the Llano-Gillespie county line.
Llano had an estimated population of 3,411 as of 2023. The 78643 zip code has a median household income of $63,500, a median home value of $308,800, and a median age of 54. The average household size is 2.21 people.
Hunting leases, ranching, granite quarrying, river tourism, and retirement living define the Llano County economy. The county attracts buyers seeking hunting ranches, river properties, and large acreage tracts at competitive prices relative to neighboring Gillespie and Burnet counties.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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