Yes, this Seguin, Texas, oasis of imagination, sounds, & waters is possibly dream come true for you. Better yet, treehouses are possible w/ materials to create them too.

TINY TEXAS HOUSES NEWSLETTER

If you ever thought of moving to central Texas to build a retreat in a city safe yet still have the beauty of mother nature at your back doorstep. This is the dream I had, but others who came after that have enthralled and captured me, so I will not be able to build my Swiss Family Robinson getaway on this land now. How many people would love to have a tiny cottage complex up in the tops of trees, above a gurgling creek year-round full of water from spring that comes out of the ground less than 20 miles from here without anything to pollute it along the way to the Guadalupe River?

This is truly a spiritual resting place to savor, to meditate in the cave under the giant Live Oak Trees next to the creek.

My alternative to Geronimo Creek Oasis is an opportunity to be part of Salvage Tx.

If not here, then for a week or two consider Salvage, Texas, not far away. A chance to be part of a food jungle and so many creative things not found in the cities. For a minimal time, you may have missed it. That link provides the details.

Imagine having a few tiny organic cottages hidden up in the trees above the highest waterlines of past floods or concerns. Indeed, you could have that Swiss Family Robinson complex in a city, yet feel like you are all alone in the backyard.

In fact, if you wanted to drop in your kayaks at the backyard line, you could ride the creek through the thick woods down to the Guadalupe River and then take a trip and get picked up after a good bit of exercise, or try to paddle back up the creek. I have not tried that yet.

Imagine if you could get owner financing on this until you are able to get the loan to build the houses next. Imagine I could provide you with nearly all the vintage lumber, windows, doors, and more to create a unique toxin and import-free healthy house with master suites you could let out on Air BnB and make enough of a living to survive and thrive from up in the treetops, and not have to pay a BnB tax because the tiny house would fit in a nice loophole saving 15% BnB tax. Does any of that ring a bell in your future home dreams?

This is the dam above the lot that starts the long swimming and fishing hole, hundreds of yards long, deep, and clean. Swim, kayak, or fish you days away if you like that sort of play… and make a living off from visitors who come to share, to stay, then go away but leave you money for their time in paradise.

Why not build a tiny main house with master suites up in the trees and walkways to join them rather than build one big house that you don’t want to give up your privacy in, therefore do not make an income from your extra spaces. Just a thought in case you are caught up in the idea of freedom of living and thought.

Hermitage and Monticello is an excellent address with total privacy and minimal building restrictions in a neighborhood with tennis courts, pools, big luxurious houses, and a great location. Why not imagine yourself living there one day?

A tree awaits stairs to go up to the house above.

See how clear the water is, and the trees that live along the shore are fun and shaped by the beautiful shore.

My other projects take up my time and focus now… the love story I bought the lot for is long gone. I hope someone else can fulfill my dream of this land, and I will help them all I can. Many wood, doors, and vintage windows are on hand to help with your plan, including Spacemagic designs, and help create your dream. Is it all that it seems? Yes, and more. I might owner finance to the right people for a bit to get them set to go to a bank when they are ready to build or pay me off and get the wood, windows, doors, floors, all vintage wood, and more owner-financed to make your dreams come true. Credit with the banks is not the only way to make your dreams come true. Let us see what we can do so I can focus on Salvage, Texas, creating more tiny houses for here, and helping you, too.

Brad Kittel, call 512-636-6756 for serious inquiries about what you might do on this great lot. [email protected] for more information or to make an offer.

Savor your days.