9501 FM1105, Jarrell, TX 76537 - Williamson County

"Blue Ridge Ranch" consist of 12.65 ag acres located in Beautiful area of New Corn Hill, just between Georgetown & Jarrell

Corn Hill, Texas History est. 1855 Population: 239 (1900)

The late town of Corn Hill laid two miles south of Jarrell in the north central Williamson County. The town was settled by Judge John E. King around 1855 and stared out as a stage stop and a post office was established in 1855. The Bartlett and Western Railway would bypass Corn Hill in 1909 so a new town, Jarrell, was started on the proposed new line and the many people and buildings were moved to Jarrell. Corn Hill made a living with it's Cotton ginning because it had a large steam gin.

After Corn Hill was bypassed by the Bartlett and Western Railway, this steam engine moved much of the town to nearby Jarrell in 1915. Gift of Clara Stearns Scarbrough

Metal Shop is about 3200 sq. ft. 80X40 with 900 sq. ft of Elegant Living Quarters, private well, oversized septic to accommodate a house, propane tank, and electric in place. Center of shop 16' with a 14'& 12' roll up doors. Property has produced square bales for Ag - Taxes $700 yr. Fenced with a 50' wide road leading to the property; which sits back off the road for Ultimate Privacy & Amazing 360 Views of the Countryside - ** Automotive lift inside is optional -