4584 E US Highway 290 #293

Property facts

Price

$85,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

0.07 acres

County

Gillespie County

Association fee

$226 monthly

MLS #

11859496

Land details

Water source

Public (WaterSource)

Features

Description

Discover your own piece of Texas Wine Country at Arch Ray Resort site 293 with this deeded RV site that is ready for immediate enjoyment. This premium site features a spacious concrete RV pad and an attractive gazebo, creating the perfect outdoor living space for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying the beautiful Hill Country weather. One of the standout features of this property is its desirable location backing to the resort's central green space, providing a more open feel, additional privacy, and peaceful views with no rear neighbor directly behind the site. Utilities including water, sewer, and electric are available at the site with 50 amp hookups, making setup quick and convenient. Owners enjoy the flexibility of bringing any type of RV while taking advantage of one of Texas' most unique ownership resort communities. Planned resort amenities include a clubhouse, resort-style pool, winery, brewery, distillery, restaurant, amphitheater, walking paths, and convenient access to the Pedernales River. Located just minutes from historic downtown Fredericksburg, this property offers an exceptional opportunity for a weekend getaway, seasonal retreat, or long-term investment in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Don't miss your chance to own a deeded RV site in one of Fredericksburg's most exciting resort communities.

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