Courtesy: Tamble Realty
512-567-3635
ZONED Central Business District (CBD) and located within the Commercial Historic District. HOPE FLOAT fans - this cafe was used in the movie as Honey's Diner! The single-story cafe is on the West side of the old Pines Hotel. Built in 1910, the cafe served hotel guests, visitors and the community. In 2010, the cafe was sold separate from the hotel building and was used for storage. In 2015 the cafe was sold and transformed into Honey's, which was a Pizzeria / Bar. This business closed in March 2024. The Pines Hotel is also available, see MLS# 9099600. Bring your investor / developer clients. Concept design plans for the old Pines Hotel are available, upon request. It's time for Honey's Diner and the Pines Hotel to be reunited and developed as one project.
ZONED Central Business District (CBD) and located within the Commercial Historic District. HOPE FLOAT fans - this cafe was used in the movie as Honey's Diner! The single-story cafe is on the West side of the old Pines Hotel. Built in 1910, the cafe served hotel guests, visitors and the community. In 2010, the cafe was sold separate from the hotel building and was used for storage. In 2015 the cafe was sold and transformed into Honey's, which was a Pizzeria / Bar. This business closed in March 2024. The Pines Hotel is also available, see MLS number 602167. Bring your investor / developer clients. Concept design plans for the old Pines Hotel are available, upon request. It's time for Honey's Diner and the Pines Hotel to be reunited and developed as one project.
Courtesy: TX Brokers
512-900-3914
This exceptional 152 +/- acre farm and ranch property is ideally located in Smithville, Texas, offering a rare combination of highway visibility, Colorado River frontage, and extensive improvements. The property features over 1,000 feet of frontage along Highway 71, providing excellent visibility and accessibility. At the rear, approximately 1,300 feet of Colorado River frontage offers direct access for fishing, kayaking, swimming, or enjoying a choice river setting. The land is predominantly cleared with rolling terrain and includes a pond and a creek running through the property, creating a diverse and scenic landscape suitable for agricultural, equestrian, wildlife, outdoor recreational, or future development uses. Formerly home to Riverside Veterinary Hospital, the property is well improved with a 4,000-square-foot veterinary clinic building, two barns, and extensive cow pens and horse stalls, making it well suited for livestock operations, equine facilities, rehabilitation or sanctuary use, or adaptive commercial applications. The acreage has been leased for hay production and currently benefits from an agricultural exemption through Bastrop County, helping minimize carrying costs. This versatile property presents an outstanding opportunity for ranchers, investors, developers, or owner-operators seeking a strategic location with strong infrastructure, water features, and income-producing capability. Located between Austin and surrounding Central Texas markets, the property is approximately 32.5 miles from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. With abundant road and river frontage and established improvements, this Smithville farm represents a rare offering. Just 1.2 miles from historic downtown Smithville and near Bastrop’s growing technology corridor, the property offers a balance of small-town charm and proximity to major employment centers. As land values rise across Central Texas, Smithville remains an attractive and more affordable alternative.
REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY: Approximately 0.564 acre, 10,510 ft2 building, Zoned Central Business District (CBD), one block from Main St. The City completed a major drainage / street / sidewalk project in this area in 2025. Prior uses: funeral home / flower & gift shop, livery and stables. Under the document tab: tax map showing ALL of the property that is part of this sale - highlighted in BLUE and the current survey. See Exhibit A for the Legal Description of all parcels involved in this sale. History of the property from the Smithville Then and Now book by Valerie Kite Johnson
Courtesy: Tamble Realty
512-567-3635
The Pines Hotel is ZONED Central Business District (CBD) and located within the Commercial Historic District. Two sets of Development Plans convey with sale. The first set of plans is for 7 apartments on the top two floors, a rooftop garden and retail on the first floor. The second set of plans is for an event venue with lodging on the top two floors and a rooftop garden. These plans have NOT gone through the CoS required Third Party Review for permitting. NOTE: Honey's Diner, which is the adjoining building, is also available for sale-see MLS number 7974777. Now for a bit of History on the Pines Hotel: The historic Pines Hotel building was built in 1910 by the Hill family to accommodate railroad workers and traveling salesmen. The hotel closed in 1968 and the building is no longer an operating hotel, though it has been used for other purposes. Construction and Early Use: The three-story, 10,800-square-foot building was constructed in 1910 and included a 16-car garage on the first floor. It served as a popular hangout for Katy Railroad men for many years. Notable Mentions: The single-story cafe on the west side of the building, where Dan Rather once spoke to the Lions Club in 1967, was used as "Honey's Diner" in the movie Hope Floats.
The Pines Hotel is ZONED Central Business District (CBD) and located within the Commercial Historic District. Two sets of Development Plans convey with sale. The first set of plans is for 7 apartments on the top two floors, a rooftop garden and retail on the first floor. The second set of plans is for an event venue with lodging on the top two floors and a rooftop garden. These plans have NOT gone through the CoS required Third Party Review for permitting. NOTE: Honey's Diner, which is the adjoining building, is also available for sale-see MLS number 602455. Now for a bit of History on the Pines Hotel: The historic Pines Hotel building was built in 1910 by the Hill family to accommodate railroad workers and traveling salesmen. The hotel closed in 1968 and the building is no longer an operating hotel, though it has been used for other purposes. Construction and Early Use: The three-story, 10,800-square-foot building was constructed in 1910 and included a 16-car garage on the first floor. It served as a popular hangout for Katy Railroad men for many years. Notable Mentions: The single-story cafe on the west side of the building, where Dan Rather once spoke to the Lions Club in 1967, was used as "Honey's Diner" in the movie Hope Floats.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Brazos West
817-279-6996
Prime 1.47-acre corner tract on Loop 230 just north of Smithville, perfectly positioned in the path of growth. The property features road frontage on three sides and offers exceptional visibility for a variety of uses. With no zoning restrictions and full city utilities already in place, it’s ideal for commercial development, residential use, or mixed-purpose plans. A 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence is currently being remodeled, providing immediate usability or future income potential. Located outside city limits but eligible for annexation if desired. A rare opportunity with flexibility, access, and strong investment appeal.
Rare opportunity to own 31 acres with over 2,300 feet of Colorado River frontage in booming Bastrop County, just outside Smithville and a short drive from Austin. The Colorado River is one of Central Texas’ most sought-after waterways—wide, scenic, and ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming. This property features a gently sloping riverbank with a sandy beach for easy water access, multiple build sites, and no restrictions, allowing for a variety of uses including a RV resort, event venue, or hospitality development. Improvements include a high-producing water well, septic permits on file, and proximity to city water and sewer for future expansion. Accessed by a commercial driveway easement from Highway 95/Loop 230, the property also sits adjacent to an airport/runway—adding strong appeal for destination or aviation-based projects. Wildlife exemption keeps taxes low, and owner financing may be available, making this a rare, high-value investment opportunity on one of Texas’ premier rivers.
Rare opportunity to own 48 acres with over 2,100 feet of Colorado River frontage in booming Bastrop County, just outside Smithville and a short drive from Austin. The Colorado River is one of Central Texas’ most sought-after waterways—wide, scenic, and ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming. This property features a gently sloping riverbank with a sandy beach for easy water access, multiple build sites, and no restrictions, allowing for a variety of uses including a RV resort, event venue, or hospitality development. Improvements include a high-producing water well, septic permits on file, and proximity to city water and sewer for future expansion. Accessed by a commercial driveway easement from Highway 95/Loop 230, the property also sits adjacent to an airport/runway—adding strong appeal for destination or aviation-based projects. Wildlife exemption keeps taxes low, and owner financing may be available, making this a rare, high-value investment opportunity on one of Texas’ premier rivers.
Courtesy: Land Unlimited
512-729-7139
Rare opportunity to own 31 acres with over 2,300 feet of Colorado River frontage in booming Bastrop County, just outside Smithville and a short drive from Austin. New concept plan for 155 RV Lots to jump start your vision. The Colorado River is one of Central Texas’ most sought-after waterways—wide, scenic, and ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming. This property features a gently sloping riverbank with a sandy beach for easy water access, multiple build sites, and no restrictions, allowing for a variety of uses including a RV resort, event venue, or hospitality development. Improvements include a high-producing water well, septic permits on file, and proximity to city water and sewer for future expansion. Accessed by a commercial driveway easement from Highway 95/Loop 230, the property also sits adjacent to an airport/runway—adding strong appeal for destination or aviation-based projects. Wildlife exemption keeps taxes low, and owner financing may be available, making this a rare, high-value investment opportunity on one of Texas’ premier rivers.
Courtesy: Land Unlimited
512-729-7139
Rare opportunity to own 48 acres with over 2,100 feet of Colorado River frontage in booming Bastrop County, just outside Smithville and a short drive from Austin. New concept plan for 185 RV Lots. The Colorado River is one of Central Texas’ most sought-after waterways—wide, scenic, and ideal for boating, fishing, and swimming. This property features a gently sloping riverbank with a sandy beach for easy water access, multiple build sites, and no restrictions, allowing for a variety of uses including a RV resort, event venue, or hospitality development. Improvements include a high-producing water well, septic permits on file, and proximity to city water and sewer for future expansion. Accessed by a commercial driveway easement from Highway 95/Loop 230, the property also sits adjacent to an airport/runway—adding strong appeal for destination or aviation-based projects. Wildlife exemption keeps taxes low, and owner financing may be available, making this a rare, high-value investment opportunity on one of Texas’ premier rivers.
Courtesy: Harrison-Pearson Assoc. Inc
512-472-6201
High visibility office retail location in the heart of Smithville. Ample parking, private office, Reception/Showroom and Breakroom. Great flexible space of office or retail property.
Courtesy: Austin Choice Homes
512-627-3900
I'm excited to share some key features of this remarkable multi-use property. It offers a unique blend of residential and commercial possibilities, situated on 10 acres in Bastrop County, Central Texas. * No restrictions * Opportunity Zone designation * **Extensive Frontage:** 0.5 miles of frontage on TX-304, providing excellent visibility and access. * **Commercial Flex Facility:** A 40,000 sq. ft. climate-controlled showroom, office, and distribution center, with ample room for future development. ADDITIONAL HOUSE AND PROPERTY SOLD SEPARATELY BELOW: MLS # 7490660 * **Residential Compound:** A 7,300 sq. ft. residential compound featuring a swimming pool, tennis court, and a 9-car garage. - SOLD SEPARATELY * **Natural Amenities:** Includes a one-acre stock pond, tree-lined driveways, and a 780-foot deep sweet-water well with a new pump. - SOLD SEPARATELY * **Equestrian Friendly:** Equipped with a 4-board horse fence. - SOLD SEPARATELY * **Main House:** This is attached to the guest apartment. - SOLD SEPARATELY * **Guest House:** Also referred to as the casita. - SOLD SEPARATELY * **Main House Garage:** A three-car garage. - SOLD SEPARATELY * **Detached Garage:** This is a six-car garage that includes a huge pool table and spare storage.- SOLD SEPARATELY * **Pole Barn:** I'm estimating this can fit 6 to 8 vehicles.-SOLD SEPARATELY * **Pump House:** * **Pool House:** This includes a kitchenette, shower, and toilet.-SOLD SEPARATELY * **Pump House Shop:**
Courtesy: Lori Haring Realty
512-844-6535
Two unique buildings on one lot, offering versatile potential for both commercial or residential use! The first building is 500 sq ft, while the second spans 615 sq ft, providing ample space for various purposes. Ideal for investors or visionaries, these properties are perfect for customization. Both buildings present an excellent opportunity to personalize to your needs. Whether you're looking to establish a business, create rental income, or design a unique living space, this property offers endless possibilities. Don't miss out on this exceptional investment opportunity!
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty
512-678-1100
Opportunities abound for this remarkable 4.5+/-ace parcel of raw land, strategically poised in Smithville along Highway 71. Unlock the potential of this expansive tract. With its generous size and prime location, this property beacons entrepreneurs, developers, or those seeking a slice of land for a creative project. Embrace the possibilities and create your own oasis in this thriving corridor of opportunity.
Courtesy: Tamble Realty
512-567-3635
REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY: Approximately 0.564 acre, 10,510 ft2 building, Zoned Central Business District (CBD), one block from Main St. The City completed a major drainage / street / sidewalk project in this area in 2025. Prior uses: funeral home / flower & gift shop, livery and stables. Under the document tab: tax map showing ALL of the property that is part of this sale - highlighted in YELLOW and the current survey. See Exhibit A for the Legal Description of all parcels involved in this sale. History of the property from the Smithville Then and Now book by Valerie Kite Johnson
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Smithville is located in Texas. Smithville, Texas has a population of 3,920. Smithville is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 36.6% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 34.23%.
The median household income in Smithville, Texas is $58,095. The median household income for the surrounding county is $78,339 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Smithville is 38.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 95.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 37.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 38.1 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year.
