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Perched on approximately 15+- acres at the top of the hill, this private cul-de-sac property captures sweeping Hill Country views, mature trees, beautiful elevation, and exceptional privacy within the gated wildlife community of Sonderland. The property offers an impressive existing 2 bedroom barndominium along with much of the infrastructure already in place for a future custom residence. A private well with a 3,750-gallon concrete storage tank and septic system that are designed to accommodate both the barndominium and a future home. The barndominium offers approximately 1,836 square feet of living space, framed with Douglas Fir and defined by impressive ceiling heights throughout. An open-concept kitchen flows into the living and dining areas and is equipped with an electric range, dishwasher, and ample storage. Vaulted ceilings enhance the main living space, while a linear electric fireplace adds warmth and a large deck extends the living area outdoors to take in the long-range Hill Country views. Two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a spacious utility area complete the interior. A 900-square-foot, four-car garage provides exceptional flexibility for vehicles, recreational equipment, workshop space, or additional storage, with four overhead garage doors and two exterior access doors. Horses and hunting are permitted within the community, adding to the opportunities for enjoying the acreage and Hill Country setting. Ideally positioned near IH-10, the property offers convenient access to both Comfort and Boerne, with acclaimed dining, boutique shopping, wineries, recreation, Joshua Springs Preserve, and the best of the Texas Hill Country within easy reach while maintaining a peaceful sense of privacy at home.
Courtesy of Kuper Sotheby's Int'l Realty
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