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Kennedy Country Properties will co-broker, however, the agent must accompany their buyer from the initial showing forward!

This artfully restored 1880’s farmstead sits on 44+/- acres of history; land that was part of the Mexican Land Grant.  The compound of uniquely restored structures is ideal for a private or corporate retreat, or a destination restaurant and/or vineyard and must be seen to be believed, especially for its historic and artistic value.  It is offered turn-key, including vintage Texas and European antiques, decorative's, linens, garden furnishings, farm equipment and more.  It is located on a quiet, secluded country road, 6 miles from Round Top, home of Festival Hill, the international music institute, The University of Texas Shakespeare Theatre at Winedale, historic Henkel Square, and the famous antiques shows.   The land is corner acreage, with improved pastures of blue stem and coastal hay, scattered oaks, heavy woods along the creek and 2 ponds.

The Outpost is currently operating as an award winning bed & breakfast inn, and has been featured in numerous magazines and journal articles. The property was recently awarded “Outstanding Inn in the Southwest and West” by Bed & Breakfast .com. 

The compound has 11 structures, 8 of which are guest accommodations with 11 bedrooms. Each has been judiciously restored using recycled materials and is decorated with vintage and European antiques. The one-of-a-kind beds add to the uniquely warm and inviting accommodations.

The unique lodging includes guest rooms in the two story main house, built in the 1880’s of cypress and long leaf pine, oak double log cabins from the early 1800’s, an 1880’s restored , rare batten barn with a water tower and cistern,  a one- hundred year old cottage, a magnificent restored hay barn with seven chandeliers and dining hall, a very historic cedar log cabin that belonged to an early Texas naturalist, Gideon Lincecum, and a restored Airstream Land Yacht. Also included is a parking garage, a garden shed resembling a church and a greenhouse made of old windows.

Each structure has its own porch and the gardens and outdoor rooms blend and meander to unite the compound, amid acres of hay meadows. The gardens have been featured in Bill Welch’s Winedale Gardenfest tours several times. 

Kick off your boots and rest a spell at this very magical and special place. Guests’ comments of their experience at the Outpost abound. The quiet and stillness are the perfect respite from a busy and hectic pace.  $1,925,000

For more information click here: www.outpostinn.com

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