15850 W State Highway 29
Liberty Hill, TX 78642

Sitting on approximately 16 acres of land with 675' of Highway 29 frontage in Liberty Hill, Fort Tumbleweed is a collection of historically significant buildings that the current owner spent 40 years assembling. The buildings only occupy 3-4 acres with the majority of the land primed for redevelopment. This would be an ideal location for a brewery, winery, distillery, live music venue, wedding venue, or entertainment destination where the buildings would be preserved/rehabbed in the front with new buildings behind. The collection includes: The Round Rock Bank (the original building, not a replica) - Famous location of the Sam Bass Gang shootout with A.W. Grimes and The Texas Rangers. The Bryson Home and Stagecoach Stop - Built in the 1850's this was a stop on the Stagecoach route between Austin and Ft Croghan (present day Burnet). It is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Andice Saloon - This is the original saloon in Andice, Texas built in the 1800's and relocated to Ft Tumbleweed by the current owner. Buttercup Village Trading Post - Built in 1836, this is the original trading post from Buttercup Village, which later became Cedar Park, Texas. It was relocated to Ft Tumbleweed by the current owner. Engstrand Family Home - The personal home of prominent architect, J.A. Engstrand. He built the majority of the homes in Round Rock, Texas in the 1870's. It was relocated to Ft Tumbleweed by the current owner. Pony Express - The original Pony Express station from San Angelo, Texas. It was relocated to Ft Tumbleweed by it's current owner. Blacksmith Building - A Central Texas frontier blacksmith building with antique coal forger.