There are properties that offer beauty… and then there are those that offer a place in history. Set on 2.6 acres in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, the original Round Mountain Stagecoach Inn is a rare and storied offering dating back to the 1870s. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this landmark property was built as a vital stop along early travel routes, once welcoming stagecoaches, travelers, and cattlemen moving through the frontier—serving not only as an inn, but as a gathering place, post office, and hub of daily life in a rugged and rapidly growing Texas. Constructed of native stone with substantial walls built to stand the test of time, the residence offers approximately 2,974 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, living room, dining room, and two screened-in porches. Updates to the home with it's current owner have included a new septic system, two full bathrooms, updated plumbing and electrical and ductless HVAC units. The original livery stable remains an extraordinary feature of the property and a direct connection to its past. Once used to shelter and rest horses traveling through the region, the structure reflects the rhythm of early Hill Country life. The second story of the stable—typically used as hay storage—was thought to have served as additional sleeping quarters, further reinforcing the inn’s role as a place of refuge and rest. Whether envisioned as a private residence, legacy retreat, or an intimate bed and breakfast or gathering space, the property offers a rare opportunity to steward a meaningful piece of Texas history—where its next chapter is written with care and respect for its historic designation. This is more than a home—it is a living story, waiting for its next chapter.