Tired of your neighbor's house sitting three feet from yours? I don't blame you. Stop paying Austin property taxes for a postage-stamp lot where an HOA committee tells you what color you're allowed to paint your front door. Here is the reality out on Taylorsville Road in Caldwell County: 2.052 acres, the survey is already in hand so you aren't wasting time guessing where your property lines are. Minimal restrictions means freedom. Build what makes sense for you and your family, not what a developer dictates. If you want a shop, build a shop. If you want space for the kids and dogs to run without hitting a privacy fence every five seconds, here it is. You get all this breathing room and you're still just a straight 30 minute highway shoot into Austin when you have to clock in at the office.
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