A Rare Opportunity to Own 3.2 Acres of Cedar Hill History — With Room to Dream About the Future Imagine living in a historic Cedar Hill home surrounded by 3.2 acres of trees, privacy, and character — while knowing the property may offer significant investment potential down the road. This rare property sits along W. Belt Line Road in Cedar Hill’s Old Town Corridor and features the historic Ramsey-Nafus House, dating back to the 1860s and included on Cedar Hill’s Historic Walking Tour. The Chisholm Trail came by this house, in part because the property is home to one of only five artesian wells in Cedar Hill. Today, you can simply enjoy it as a residence. The 3.2 acres gives you something increasingly difficult to find — space. Mature trees line the perimeter, creating a natural sense of privacy while still providing more than 230 feet of frontage along W. Belt Line Road. There’s no HOA, giving you greater flexibility to enjoy the property on your terms. And then there’s the future. This property could be developed for office and or retail, creating the possibility of future investment or development as circumstances and plans change. You could live here today, enjoy the land and historic character, and potentially explore development opportunities years from now. That could mean preserving the historic home while developing part of the property, creating additional uses, or simply holding the land as a long-term investment. You don't have to decide what the property becomes today. Live in the historic home. Enjoy the trees and acreage. Appreciate the history. And know that you own a property with possibilities for tomorrow. 3.2 acres. Historic home. Artesian well. No HOA. Over 230 feet of frontage. And a future that is largely yours to decide. A truly uncommon opportunity in Cedar Hill’s Old Town area — for someone who wants a home today and the potential for something much more tomorrow.