Stay
Three private casitas shaped for families, friends, and small groups.
↗Currently in development near La Grange, Texas
A Texas estate growing from the land up.
Alexander Grant Estate is a family-owned regenerative farm and rural hospitality destination taking shape near La Grange. We are creating a place rooted in thoughtful agriculture, enduring architecture, good food, and a deeper relationship with the land.
29.9055° N96.8766° W
The vision
More than a place to stay
A connected landscape where agriculture, architecture, food, and hospitality belong together.
Guests may one day move among orchards, grazing animals, native plantings, quiet lodging, walking trails, and seasonal farm life. For now, we are doing the slower work: reading the land, building soil, planning water, and creating with care.
Discover the 39-acre vision →Farm
Regenerative grazing, silvopasture, orchards, gardens, poultry, and perennial crops.
↗Gather
Farm dinners, intimate workshops, seasonal events, and small retreats.
↗Restore
Water conservation, soil building, biodiversity, native habitat, and stewardship.
↗Planned farm stays
Stay within the landscape
Three approximately 1,000-square-foot casitas are planned as quiet places for families, friends, and small groups—each with two bedrooms, a private porch, and views across the farm.
- Rent individually or together
- Shared bathhouse & wellness space
- Trails and estate grounds
- Native landscaping
Farm stays are currently in development.
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From the ground up
The estate is a process,
not a reveal.
Follow the decisions, seasons, and patient work behind a long-term family landscape.
- 01
Land planning & ecological assessment
In progress - 02
Water & access infrastructure
In progress - 03
Orchard & silvopasture establishment
Planned - 04
Casita & bathhouse construction
Planned - 05
Farm operations & food production
Planned - 06
Guest opening
Planned
Field notes
Notes from the Estate
Building the Estate
Designing a regenerative Texas farm
How roads, water, tree rows, and buildings become one working landscape.
Read note →Silvopasture
Building silvopasture in Central Texas
Planning a Central Texas system for animals, productive trees, and resilient pasture.
Read note →Architecture
Designing the casitas
Limestone, dark timber, deep shade, and rooms that belong to the land.
Read note →Estate correspondence
Follow the estate
as it grows.
Receive occasional field notes, construction updates, planting stories, seasonal invitations, and early access to future stays and events.