Residenza Unifamiliare A New Braunfels

10.02 acres in Eden Ranch, two separately platted 5.01-acre tracts sold together, about 1,300 feet of Purgatory Road frontage between them. No HOA and no dues, there never has been one. Hill Country privacy outside New Braunfels, with the heavy lifting already done: water well drilled and producing, septic permitted and in place, 2,500-gallon water storage under warranty, and a barn built on the property. The home is a 1,535 square foot custom build set back among the oaks, one bedroom and one bath with a generous open loft above the great room, air conditioned. A stone fireplace anchors the great room, and the windows are new in 2026. The wall left of the fireplace was framed for a door rather than windows, so an added bedroom and bath were planned into the structure from the start. Outside, the barn offers an enclosed 30’6 x 13’6 bay with room for an RV or a bus plus a 20’ x 30’6 carport, better than 1,000 square feet under roof. A 50-amp RV connection and dump station serve the barn, with two RV dump sites on the property. A separate insulated outbuilding with power and wall air conditioning makes a ready made hobby studio or workshop. The builder framed a second-level door opening for a future exterior stair or elevator, so the loft can be opened up without touching the structure. An electric gate secures the entrance. Eden Ranch Section One restrictions allow one dwelling per five acres, so the adjoining tract can carry a home of its own: build new there and the existing house becomes the guest or granny house, or simply resell the tract down the road. Outside Flood Zone A. One residence on five-plus acres keeps the Edwards Recharge permitting simple. Six miles to Whitewater Amphitheater and tubing on the Guadalupe, under fourteen to Historic Gruene and Schlitterbahn, Comal County schools, and 42 miles to the San Antonio airport. Land of this size with water, septic and a barn already in rarely comes available in Eden Ranch.