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A Rustic Escape Re-Imagined in Round Top
When it came time to launch a new business, David Feigleson searched broadly for the perfect piece of property in the Roundtopolis™.
“I saw many properties with houses on them — houses that were in move-in condition,” Feigleson recalls. “But none of those properties had the live oaks like the ones here.”
‘Here’ is a 13-acre parcel that not only hosts some of the area’s oldest live oak trees, it also features stately pecans and manicured native prairies just outside Round Top. This prairie plays host to a newly restored log house dating to the 1830s as well as an updated one-bedroom board-and-batten cottage, also estimated to be of the 1830s vintage. A 19th-century-barn-turned-party-space and the original Civil War area homestead also share the property. The latest structure is a 19th-century log building imported from Kentucky by the Barnwood Builders and destined to become another guest house.