Chappell Hill Lavender Farm

Tucked among mature trees and rolling terrain just north of historic Chappell Hill, this 21± acre Washington County property has an unexpected character-one that feels more like a secluded mountain retreat than a typical Texas country home. Here, a beautiful residence, spring-fed pond, established agricultural operation and more than two decades of history come together to create a property that can be enjoyed exactly as it is-or become the foundation for something entirely new.

The 2,279± SF, four-bedroom, two-bath residence built in 2001 sits naturally within its surroundings overlooking a picturesque spring-fed, stocked bass pond. Inside, soaring ceilings, warm wood accents and dramatic two-story windows frame views of the trees, water and countryside beyond. The combination gives the main living area a lodge-like quality, while the fireplace, open kitchen and expansive back deck make the home equally suited for quiet mornings or gathering with family and friends.

Outside, the land unfolds through gently rolling pastures, mature trees and two ponds. A pondside gazebo creates a quiet destination overlooking the water, while a second secluded pond adds another dimension to the property. Wide-open spaces provide room to explore, gather, picnic or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Adding another layer to the property is the established Chappell Hill Lavender Farm, with roots dating back to 2003. What began as an experiment to see whether lavender could thrive in the challenging Texas climate grew into cultivated fields and a destination where visitors have come to stroll the grounds, cut seasonal lavender bouquets, shop locally made products and experience the farm.

Multiple lavender varieties provide different blooming seasons, while blackberries and an assortment of fruit trees-including peaches, figs, and Asian pears-have expanded the agricultural experience. The farm's story has even reached beyond Washington County, earning a feature in Texas Highways magazine, which highlighted the property, its lavender operation, and its popular Lavender Pecan Crisps.

An approximately 900 SF one-bedroom, one-bath apartment is currently incorporated into the farm's on-site retail operation. The gift shop has become part of the property's identity, offering products made on the farm along with goods from local craftspeople. An approximately 2,000 SF barn with office and workroom space provides additional infrastructure for production, storage, equipment, agricultural pursuits, or future plans.

Perhaps the greatest value of Chappell Hill Lavender Farm, however, is that its next chapter doesn't have to look like its last.

For the buyer searching for a private escape, it can simply become home-a full-time country residence, family retreat or weekend getaway surrounded by water, trees, and rolling Washington County countryside. For someone with an entrepreneurial vision, an established agricultural and retail foundation is already in place from which to build.

Continue the lavender farm. Expand the orchards and growing fields. Build upon the retail and visitor experience. Explore agritourism, events or other agricultural pursuits as permitted. Or take the property in an entirely different direction.

There is no single vision a buyer must inherit. Instead, the land, improvements, history, and infrastructure to pursue a vision of their own-enjoy what has already been created, build upon more than two decades of history, or begin an entirely new chapter.

With the tucked-away feeling of a mountain retreat in the rolling countryside of Washington County, this is a place where lifestyle, history and opportunity meet-conveniently located near Chappell Hill and Brenham and positioned between Houston and Austin.

[21 acres +/- to be surveyed out of a larger tract.]

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