There are properties that offer beauty—and then there are those that offer a place in history. Set on 2.7 acres in the Texas Hill Country, the original Round Mountain Stagecoach Inn dates back to the 1870s and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Once a vital stop for stagecoaches and travelers, it served as an inn, post office, and community gathering place in early Texas. Constructed of native stone, the home offers approximately 2,974 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, living and dining areas, and two screened-in porches. Recent updates include a new septic system, two full bathrooms, updated plumbing and electrical, and ductless HVAC. The original livery stable remains a remarkable feature, offering a direct connection to the property's past and its role in early Hill Country travel. A rare opportunity to own and steward a recognized piece of Texas history—ideal as a private residence or legacy retreat.