National Register of Historic Places in the Fischer Historical District. Circa 1908 “Fischer Haus” — 4BR/4BA homestead on just under 6 acres. Features true Cypress siding, original hardwood floors, and shiplap walls/ceilings throughout the home and Gristmill. The Gristmill (c.1900) once served local farmers until 1920 and still retains its original charm, including the loading ramp. Country music legend Hal Ketchum restored the kitchen counter and lived here for years. The “Cantina” has hosted Fischer Haus Concerts for 15+ years, featuring artists like Ketchum, Ray Wylie Hubbard, and Slaid Cleaves, with plaques honoring each performer. The property retains its historic character, including a charming outhouse with toilet and shower. Known as “Terlingua East,” “South South South Austin Music Scene,” and “Baby Luckenbach Texas,” this magical property exudes history, music, and Texas spirit. Prime location—SQ FT combined bldgs. Co-listed w Jennifer Fulton Meas to be verified