Colton Harbert
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$1,750,000 • 116 acres
Angel Hand Ranch is a turnkey 116-acre ranch that combines productive pastureland, quality improvements, and a peaceful country setting just a short drive from Austin, Bastrop, and Lockhart. From the moment you enter the gate, a long private drive winds through the ranch before arriving at the headquarters, creating a sense of privacy that is increasingly difficult to find. Whether you're looking for a working cattle operation, an equestrian property, a weekend retreat, or a legacy ranch to enjoy for generations, Angel Hand Ranch offers the infrastructure, versatility, and setting to enjoy from day one while providing exceptional long-term ownership potential. Land The ranch features approximately 116 acres with a desirable square configuration and frontage along County Road 304. Improved pastures, a dedicated hay field, mature trees, and gently rolling terrain create a productive yet scenic landscape. The property is cross-fenced for efficient livestock management and offers multiple excellent building sites for a future custom home while maintaining the privacy and functionality of the existing improvements. Surrounded by large ranches on 2 sides, Angel Hand Ranch offers a rare combination of seclusion, usability, and convenience. Cattle Angel Hand Ranch is currently operated as a productive cow-calf operation. The seller currently runs 34 mother cows alongside one registered two-year-old Akaushi bull and reports 17 calves born during the 2026 season, as of July (more to come). Welded steel working pens with a loading chute provide an efficient setup for handling livestock. Improvements Designed with both livestock and equestrian use in mind, the ranch is well-equipped for immediate enjoyment and operation. 100' times 100' clear-span steel barn with ample space for indoor riding, equipment storage, or additional ranch uses Eleven welded steel pipe horse stalls New barn roof (2023) Large riding arena set up for roping Welded steel pipe cattle working pens with loading chute 2005 single-wide manufactured home offering approximately 765± square feet with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and an all-electric floor plan. Currently used as the owner's residence, it provides comfortable accommodations for full-time living, a ranch hand, or guests while allowing a future owner the flexibility to build elsewhere on the property if desired. Multiple storage buildings RV hookups at the barn (30-amp) and homesite (30-amp and 50-amp) Water Water resources include two ranch ponds that provide water for livestock and wildlife while enhancing the ranch's recreational appeal. A private water well with a new pump and casing (2026) serves the barn, while city water serves the residence through a new water line installed in 2025. Utilities City water to the residence Private water well at the barn RV hookups (30A and 50A) Taxes Agricultural valuation in place. Property Highlights 116± acres Long private drive to the ranch headquarters Desirable square configuration Cross-fenced Improved pastures Dedicated hay field Two ranch ponds Multiple building sites 100' times 100' clear-span steel barn Eleven horse stalls Large roping arena Welded steel cattle working facilities with loading chute 2005, 2-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home (765± SF) Multiple storage buildings Private water well with new pump and casing (2026) City water to the residence with new service line (2025) RV hookups at the barn and homesite Surrounded by large ranches on 2 sides Conveniently located near Austin, Bastrop, and Lockhart **cattle and equitment may be available to purchase outside of the real estate Angel Hand Ranch is a rare opportunity to own a well-rounded Central Texas ranch where productivity, recreation, and country living come together. Whether your plans include raising livestock, spending weekends with family, riding horses, or building your forever home, this property offers the improvements, flexibility, and setting to make it your own for years to come.
Angel Hand Ranch is a turnkey 116-acre ranch that combines productive pastureland, quality improvements, and a peaceful country setting just a short drive from Austin, Bastrop, and Lockhart. From the moment you enter the gate, a long private drive winds through the ranch before arriving at the headquarters, creating a sense of privacy that is increasingly difficult to find. Whether you're looking for a working cattle operation, an equestrian property, a weekend retreat, or a legacy ranch to enjoy for generations, Angel Hand Ranch offers the infrastructure, versatility, and setting to enjoy from day one while providing exceptional long-term ownership potential. Land The ranch features approximately 116 acres with a desirable square configuration and frontage along County Road 304. Improved pastures, a dedicated hay field, mature trees, and gently rolling terrain create a productive yet scenic landscape. The property is cross-fenced for efficient livestock management and offers multiple excellent building sites for a future custom home while maintaining the privacy and functionality of the existing improvements. Surrounded by large ranches on 2 sides, Angel Hand Ranch offers a rare combination of seclusion, usability, and convenience. Cattle Angel Hand Ranch is currently operated as a productive cow-calf operation. The seller currently runs 34 mother cows alongside one registered two-year-old Akaushi bull and reports 17 calves born during the 2026 season, as of July (more to come). Welded steel working pens with a loading chute provide an efficient setup for handling livestock. Improvements Designed with both livestock and equestrian use in mind, the ranch is well-equipped for immediate enjoyment and operation. 100' times 100' clear-span steel barn with ample space for indoor riding, equipment storage, or additional ranch uses Eleven welded steel pipe horse stalls New barn roof (2023) Large riding arena set up for roping Welded steel pipe cattle working pens with loading chute 2005 single-wide manufactured home offering approximately 765± square feet with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and an all-electric floor plan. Currently used as the owner's residence, it provides comfortable accommodations for full-time living, a ranch hand, or guests while allowing a future owner the flexibility to build elsewhere on the property if desired. Multiple storage buildings RV hookups at the barn (30-amp) and homesite (30-amp and 50-amp) Water Water resources include two ranch ponds that provide water for livestock and wildlife while enhancing the ranch's recreational appeal. A private water well with a new pump and casing (2026) serves the barn, while city water serves the residence through a new water line installed in 2025. Utilities City water to the residence Private water well at the barn RV hookups (30A and 50A) Taxes Agricultural valuation in place. Property Highlights 116± acres Long private drive to the ranch headquarters Desirable square configuration Cross-fenced Improved pastures Dedicated hay field Two ranch ponds Multiple building sites 100' times 100' clear-span steel barn Eleven horse stalls Large roping arena Welded steel cattle working facilities with loading chute 2005, 2-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home (765± SF) Multiple storage buildings Private water well with new pump and casing (2026) City water to the residence with new service line (2025) RV hookups at the barn and homesite Surrounded by large ranches on 2 sides Conveniently located near Austin, Bastrop, and Lockhart **cattle and equitment may be available to purchase outside of the real estate Angel Hand Ranch is a rare opportunity to own a well-rounded Central Texas ranch where productivity, recreation, and country living come together. Whether your plans include raising livestock, spending weekends with family, riding horses, or building your forever home, this property offers the improvements, flexibility, and setting to make it your own for years to come.
$162,450 • 17.14 acres
Little Turkey Creek Timberland | 17.14 +/- Acres | Tyler County, Texas Inside the city limits of Woodville, this 17.14 acre tract is heavily wooded East Texas timberland with Little Turkey Creek running along the eastern border. Large pines, oaks, and magnolias fill the property from front to back. Whether you're looking for a homesite and a place to hold onto, or a tract to clearcut for the timber value, this one gives you options, all with the convenience of being in town. Land & Wildlife: Mature pines, oaks, and magnolias stand thick across the tract, offering good deer cover and a real stand of merchantable timber. A buyer could tuck a home in among the trees or take the timber sale route. Surface Water: Little Turkey Creek runs along the eastern border of the property, adding year-round interest and a natural draw for wildlife. Improvements: The land is unimproved and ready for a buyer to start fresh, whether that means clearing a homesite or leaving it as is. A utility easement runs alongside the creek on the eastern border, and the tract fronts Hwy 190. Utilities: No utilities are currently in place on the property, but electricity and water are available at the road along Hwy 190. Tax Status: The property carries a timber exemption, keeping annual taxes low. With utilities close by, a timber exemption already in place, and the choice to build or clearcut, this tract is ready to work however a buyer wants it to. Local Area: Woodville is the Tyler County seat, with shopping, dining, and everyday services close at hand. Parcel ID: R25110 | Legal Description: A0657 J. Wheat, Block 57, Tract C,D, Acres 17.141
Little Turkey Creek Timberland | 17.14 +/- Acres | Tyler County, Texas Inside the city limits of Woodville, this 17.14 acre tract is heavily wooded East Texas timberland with Little Turkey Creek running along the eastern border. Large pines, oaks, and magnolias fill the property from front to back. Whether you're looking for a homesite and a place to hold onto, or a tract to clearcut for the timber value, this one gives you options, all with the convenience of being in town. Land & Wildlife: Mature pines, oaks, and magnolias stand thick across the tract, offering good deer cover and a real stand of merchantable timber. A buyer could tuck a home in among the trees or take the timber sale route. Surface Water: Little Turkey Creek runs along the eastern border of the property, adding year-round interest and a natural draw for wildlife. Improvements: The land is unimproved and ready for a buyer to start fresh, whether that means clearing a homesite or leaving it as is. A utility easement runs alongside the creek on the eastern border, and the tract fronts Hwy 190. Utilities: No utilities are currently in place on the property, but electricity and water are available at the road along Hwy 190. Tax Status: The property carries a timber exemption, keeping annual taxes low. With utilities close by, a timber exemption already in place, and the choice to build or clearcut, this tract is ready to work however a buyer wants it to. Local Area: Woodville is the Tyler County seat, with shopping, dining, and everyday services close at hand. Parcel ID: R25110 | Legal Description: A0657 J. Wheat, Block 57, Tract C,D, Acres 17.141
$617,265 • 36.74 acres
This 36.74 +/- acres in San Jacinto County is the kind of place that's getting harder to find this close to Lake Livingston. The land rolls through a mix of open pasture and hardwood and pine timber, with little creeks cutting through the wooded draws. Scattered oaks break up the open ground, giving it that classic East Texas pasture look while still leaving plenty of cover for deer and hogs. It's got road frontage on FM 980, so it's easy to get to, and Lake Livingston is just down the road, you can see it from parts of the property. Cattle currently graze the open pasture, and the land has the kind of mix of timber and clearing that works just as well for hunting as it does for running a few head. Tucked in the southwest corner is a cabin with a covered porch, already framed and waiting on someone to finish it out. The front half is move-in ready as living space; the back half just needs finish-out to become 3 bedrooms and 1 bath. Run a few cows, hunt it, or just have a place to get away to, this tract has the mix of pasture, woods, creeks, and Lake Livingston nearby that doesn't come around often.
This 36.74 +/- acres in San Jacinto County is the kind of place that's getting harder to find this close to Lake Livingston. The land rolls through a mix of open pasture and hardwood and pine timber, with little creeks cutting through the wooded draws. Scattered oaks break up the open ground, giving it that classic East Texas pasture look while still leaving plenty of cover for deer and hogs. It's got road frontage on FM 980, so it's easy to get to, and Lake Livingston is just down the road, you can see it from parts of the property. Cattle currently graze the open pasture, and the land has the kind of mix of timber and clearing that works just as well for hunting as it does for running a few head. Tucked in the southwest corner is a cabin with a covered porch, already framed and waiting on someone to finish it out. The front half is move-in ready as living space; the back half just needs finish-out to become 3 bedrooms and 1 bath. Run a few cows, hunt it, or just have a place to get away to, this tract has the mix of pasture, woods, creeks, and Lake Livingston nearby that doesn't come around often.
$1,600,000 • 15.9 acres
Granite River Retreat 11643 W Ranch Road 152, Llano, TX 78643 15.9± Acres Granite River Retreat is the kind of Llano River property that rarely comes available. With nearly 500 feet of Llano River frontage, deep pools framed by ancient granite, and a beautiful limestone home set just above the water, this is a true Hill Country river retreat with the feel, improvements, and natural character buyers spend years trying to find. The main home offers approximately 3,011 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, complemented by a detached studio for overflow guests, a two-car garage, a 30' x 40' barn, and a substantial 30,000-gallon rainwater collection system. Positioned between Llano and Castell on one of the most desirable stretches of the river, Granite River Retreat is equally suited for full-time living or as a legacy weekend property. Improvements Built in 1999, the main home is a classic limestone Hill Country residence with approximately 3,011 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a massive masonry fireplace. Large river-facing windows and inviting outdoor living areas take full advantage of the setting, giving the home a strong connection to the water and the surrounding landscape. A detached studio provides ideal overflow space for guests, while the two-car garage and 30' x 40' barn add practical utility for storage, equipment, or workshop use. The 30,000-gallon rainwater collection system is a meaningful asset that adds to the long-term functionality of the property. Llano River Nearly 500 feet of Llano River frontage define the property. This stretch of the river is marked by deep, clear pools flowing between exposed granite shelves and outcroppings that have shaped the character of the Llano for centuries. Fishing, kayaking, swimming, or simply sitting along the bank and enjoying the water are all part of daily life here. It is classic Llano River frontage in a setting that feels private, usable, and timeless. Land The land is classic Llano Uplift terrain, gently rolling from the improvements down through massive live oaks and native cover to the river. Thoughtfully set up for the enjoyment of wildlife, the property supports an impressive diversity of flora and fauna for a tract of this size, with healthy underbrush, fields of wildflowers, and excellent habitat throughout. Bird life is exceptional, and the native landscape also supports the typical fur-bearing mammals found in this part of the Hill Country. Granite, water, mature oaks, and strong habitat come together here in a way that feels both natural and increasingly rare. Tax Currently under wildlife valuation. 2025 taxes approx $4,112. Location Located on Ranch Road 152 between Llano and Castell, Granite River Retreat enjoys one of the most sought-after corridors in the Texas Hill Country. Both Llano and Castell are approximately 15 minutes away, giving the property the rare combination of privacy, convenience, and a true river-country setting. In summary, Granite River Retreat is a rare combination of meaningful Llano River frontage, strong improvements, and classic Hill Country character. With nearly 500 feet of river, a beautiful limestone home, guest space, useful outbuildings, and 15.9± acres of healthy, wildlife-rich land between Llano and Castell, this is the kind of property that works just as well as a full-time residence as it does a legacy weekend retreat. Simply put, it is a hard-to-find river property in one of the most desirable stretches of the Texas Hill Country.
Granite River Retreat 11643 W Ranch Road 152, Llano, TX 78643 15.9± Acres Granite River Retreat is the kind of Llano River property that rarely comes available. With nearly 500 feet of Llano River frontage, deep pools framed by ancient granite, and a beautiful limestone home set just above the water, this is a true Hill Country river retreat with the feel, improvements, and natural character buyers spend years trying to find. The main home offers approximately 3,011 square feet with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, complemented by a detached studio for overflow guests, a two-car garage, a 30' x 40' barn, and a substantial 30,000-gallon rainwater collection system. Positioned between Llano and Castell on one of the most desirable stretches of the river, Granite River Retreat is equally suited for full-time living or as a legacy weekend property. Improvements Built in 1999, the main home is a classic limestone Hill Country residence with approximately 3,011 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a massive masonry fireplace. Large river-facing windows and inviting outdoor living areas take full advantage of the setting, giving the home a strong connection to the water and the surrounding landscape. A detached studio provides ideal overflow space for guests, while the two-car garage and 30' x 40' barn add practical utility for storage, equipment, or workshop use. The 30,000-gallon rainwater collection system is a meaningful asset that adds to the long-term functionality of the property. Llano River Nearly 500 feet of Llano River frontage define the property. This stretch of the river is marked by deep, clear pools flowing between exposed granite shelves and outcroppings that have shaped the character of the Llano for centuries. Fishing, kayaking, swimming, or simply sitting along the bank and enjoying the water are all part of daily life here. It is classic Llano River frontage in a setting that feels private, usable, and timeless. Land The land is classic Llano Uplift terrain, gently rolling from the improvements down through massive live oaks and native cover to the river. Thoughtfully set up for the enjoyment of wildlife, the property supports an impressive diversity of flora and fauna for a tract of this size, with healthy underbrush, fields of wildflowers, and excellent habitat throughout. Bird life is exceptional, and the native landscape also supports the typical fur-bearing mammals found in this part of the Hill Country. Granite, water, mature oaks, and strong habitat come together here in a way that feels both natural and increasingly rare. Tax Currently under wildlife valuation. 2025 taxes approx $4,112. Location Located on Ranch Road 152 between Llano and Castell, Granite River Retreat enjoys one of the most sought-after corridors in the Texas Hill Country. Both Llano and Castell are approximately 15 minutes away, giving the property the rare combination of privacy, convenience, and a true river-country setting. In summary, Granite River Retreat is a rare combination of meaningful Llano River frontage, strong improvements, and classic Hill Country character. With nearly 500 feet of river, a beautiful limestone home, guest space, useful outbuildings, and 15.9± acres of healthy, wildlife-rich land between Llano and Castell, this is the kind of property that works just as well as a full-time residence as it does a legacy weekend retreat. Simply put, it is a hard-to-find river property in one of the most desirable stretches of the Texas Hill Country.
$375,000 • 10.76 acres
Summary 10.76 acres of unrestricted Texas land offering a rare combination of privacy, accessibility, and flexibility. With a gated entrance, stock pond, paved access, and water/electricity on-site!, this tract is well-positioned for a homesite, weekend retreat, or long-term investment in a fast-growing area. The property offers the feel of country living while remaining within easy reach of Bastrop, Austin, and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Land The 10.76 acres provide usable, open Texas ground with plenty of room to build, enjoy, and shape to your needs. With no known restrictions, buyers have the freedom to create a primary residence, recreational getaway, or hold the property for future appreciation. Access & Utilities The property features a gated entrance and paved road access, making it easy to reach in all conditions. Electricity is available, giving a buyer a strong head start toward future improvement. Water on site! Location Conveniently located approximately 15 minutes from Bastrop and 25 minutes from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, this tract offers an excellent balance of seclusion and convenience. It sits in the path of continued growth while still providing the privacy and elbow room buyers are looking for.
Summary 10.76 acres of unrestricted Texas land offering a rare combination of privacy, accessibility, and flexibility. With a gated entrance, stock pond, paved access, and water/electricity on-site!, this tract is well-positioned for a homesite, weekend retreat, or long-term investment in a fast-growing area. The property offers the feel of country living while remaining within easy reach of Bastrop, Austin, and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Land The 10.76 acres provide usable, open Texas ground with plenty of room to build, enjoy, and shape to your needs. With no known restrictions, buyers have the freedom to create a primary residence, recreational getaway, or hold the property for future appreciation. Access & Utilities The property features a gated entrance and paved road access, making it easy to reach in all conditions. Electricity is available, giving a buyer a strong head start toward future improvement. Water on site! Location Conveniently located approximately 15 minutes from Bastrop and 25 minutes from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, this tract offers an excellent balance of seclusion and convenience. It sits in the path of continued growth while still providing the privacy and elbow room buyers are looking for.
$3,950,000 • 392 acres
The 392± acre 3M Ranch is a rare blend of comfort, infrastructure, and true ranch functionality. With a commanding rock home overlooking a large lake, 6 ponds, multiple pastures, strong surface water, horse facilities, and productive ground for cattle and crops, this is a turnkey operation that works as a family legacy ranch, a working cattle place, or a recreational retreat. Main Home The crown jewel is a beautiful two-story rock home set high with sweeping views across the ranch and water. Built in 2002, the home is approximately 6,000 SF (per owner) and offers a true "legacy ranch house" feel-comfortable, spacious, and designed for hosting. - 5 bedrooms | 5.5 bathrooms - Oversized mud room and laundry room with garage entry; stately office with rock fireplace - Large living area anchored by a rock fireplace and expansive windows - Upstairs includes 3 bedrooms, a game room, media room, and balcony - 3 newer HVAC units Foreman's Suite Located inside the horse barn is a modest apartment-style suite with a full kitchen and full bathroom-ideal for a ranch hand, caretaker, or guests. Horse Facilities Purpose-built equestrian setup with: - 8 stalls with water - Hay loft - Barn layout supports daily functionality and easy feeding/tacking Surface Water Water is a standout feature here with multiple tanks across the property. - 6 tanks/lakes/ponds total - One larger, deeper tank/lake approx. 20 ft deep when full and roughly 8-10 acres when full Land, Hunting, and Wildlife The ranch is divided into 8 pastures and offers excellent wildlife habitat. The owner reports strong deer activity when wheat is up, along with turkey, quail, and other native game. Notably, the property has not been hunted in approximately 15 years. Cattle and Crops This is a true mixed-use ranch with both grazing and farming capability. - Approx. 75 acres in cultivation historically planted in wheat, canola, and Sudan for hay - Approximately 25 head currently on the ranch for casual ranching Additional Improvements - Equipment barn - Multiple water taps throughout the ranch Utilities - County water; no well - Coleman County Electric - 250-gallon propane tank for kitchen stove (West Texas Gas) - Internet currently via Starlink; Coleman County service wired to the house and barn as well - 500-gallon diesel tank on stilts at the barn (filled by WTG) Additional: turn-key possibility with equipment and furnishing negotiable subject to offer. From the 6,000± SF main home and foreman's suite to the 8-stall barn, equipment storage, multiple water taps, and a ranch layout designed for efficiency, 3M Ranch is built to be enjoyed and operated with ease. Add in 5 tanks, a deep lake when full, healthy wildlife populations, and established grazing/cultivation potential, and you have one of the most complete, well-rounded ranch offerings in the region.
The 392± acre 3M Ranch is a rare blend of comfort, infrastructure, and true ranch functionality. With a commanding rock home overlooking a large lake, 6 ponds, multiple pastures, strong surface water, horse facilities, and productive ground for cattle and crops, this is a turnkey operation that works as a family legacy ranch, a working cattle place, or a recreational retreat. Main Home The crown jewel is a beautiful two-story rock home set high with sweeping views across the ranch and water. Built in 2002, the home is approximately 6,000 SF (per owner) and offers a true "legacy ranch house" feel-comfortable, spacious, and designed for hosting. - 5 bedrooms | 5.5 bathrooms - Oversized mud room and laundry room with garage entry; stately office with rock fireplace - Large living area anchored by a rock fireplace and expansive windows - Upstairs includes 3 bedrooms, a game room, media room, and balcony - 3 newer HVAC units Foreman's Suite Located inside the horse barn is a modest apartment-style suite with a full kitchen and full bathroom-ideal for a ranch hand, caretaker, or guests. Horse Facilities Purpose-built equestrian setup with: - 8 stalls with water - Hay loft - Barn layout supports daily functionality and easy feeding/tacking Surface Water Water is a standout feature here with multiple tanks across the property. - 6 tanks/lakes/ponds total - One larger, deeper tank/lake approx. 20 ft deep when full and roughly 8-10 acres when full Land, Hunting, and Wildlife The ranch is divided into 8 pastures and offers excellent wildlife habitat. The owner reports strong deer activity when wheat is up, along with turkey, quail, and other native game. Notably, the property has not been hunted in approximately 15 years. Cattle and Crops This is a true mixed-use ranch with both grazing and farming capability. - Approx. 75 acres in cultivation historically planted in wheat, canola, and Sudan for hay - Approximately 25 head currently on the ranch for casual ranching Additional Improvements - Equipment barn - Multiple water taps throughout the ranch Utilities - County water; no well - Coleman County Electric - 250-gallon propane tank for kitchen stove (West Texas Gas) - Internet currently via Starlink; Coleman County service wired to the house and barn as well - 500-gallon diesel tank on stilts at the barn (filled by WTG) Additional: turn-key possibility with equipment and furnishing negotiable subject to offer. From the 6,000± SF main home and foreman's suite to the 8-stall barn, equipment storage, multiple water taps, and a ranch layout designed for efficiency, 3M Ranch is built to be enjoyed and operated with ease. Add in 5 tanks, a deep lake when full, healthy wildlife populations, and established grazing/cultivation potential, and you have one of the most complete, well-rounded ranch offerings in the region.
$895,000 • 52.32 acres
Lazy J Ranch Overview Lazy J Ranch checks just about every box. It's the kind of place that feels quiet, established, and ready to enjoy from day one. Lazy J Ranch is the kind of property buyers wait for-private, park-like, and built to be enjoyed. With a clear, year-round pond, mature oaks, miles of trails, and a timeless rock home designed around the views, this ranch delivers the ranch lifestyle in one complete package. Pond / Tank The centerpiece of the ranch is the pond-clean, full, and built for everyday use and weekend fun. - Approx. 10 ft at deepest point; holds water year-round - Filled by water well - Stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie, 1 large koi (10+ years), and 1 large blue catfish - Waterfall and dock Home A timeless rock-built home that feels like the ideal luxury ranch setup-comfortable, functional, and designed around the views. - 5 bedrooms | 2.5 bathrooms | 2,806 sq ft - Views from every room - Three-car garage - Safe room - Appliances to convey: stove/oven, dishwasher - Hidden gun storage + built-in cubby spaces - Security system (older system; not currently monitored) Water Main Well (southwest corner of property) - 40 ft depth - Rated 100 GPM - Pump replaced ~1.5 years ago (2 HP) - Current flow rate approx. 66 GPM Second Well (south side of pond/tank) - Rated 5 GPM - No pump currently installed Improvements & Standout Features This property was built and maintained with privacy, usability, and longevity in mind. - Seclusion and privacy with mature oak cover - Solar-powered gate with keypad + remote operation - Custom stonework and entrance gate - Shed by pond with power + irrigation pump switch; 3 water spigots - 20' x 40' tractor shed (open front) - 2-3 ft blown insulation in attic Utilities - Big Country Electric - Hawley Water Co-op - County Waste (garbage service) - Taylor Telecom fiber optic internet Additional Notes A few helpful details for ownership and maintenance: - Septic cleanout located behind the house near the primary bedroom window - Septic tank approx. 18 ft 2 in west from cleanout - Septic pumped 2/10/2025 - Heat tape on PVC water line entering the rock house - County Rd 348 is graded regularly (monthly or more) From the solar-powered gated entry and custom stonework to the stocked pond with waterfall and dock, Lazy J Ranch offers a rare mix of comfort, privacy, and usability. The 2,806 sq ft rock home includes five bedrooms, a three-car garage, and a safe room, supported by strong water infrastructure and thoughtful improvements throughout. Whether you're looking for a weekend escape, a full-time ranch home, or a long-term legacy place for the family, Lazy J Ranch is ready to own and enjoy.
Lazy J Ranch Overview Lazy J Ranch checks just about every box. It's the kind of place that feels quiet, established, and ready to enjoy from day one. Lazy J Ranch is the kind of property buyers wait for-private, park-like, and built to be enjoyed. With a clear, year-round pond, mature oaks, miles of trails, and a timeless rock home designed around the views, this ranch delivers the ranch lifestyle in one complete package. Pond / Tank The centerpiece of the ranch is the pond-clean, full, and built for everyday use and weekend fun. - Approx. 10 ft at deepest point; holds water year-round - Filled by water well - Stocked with largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie, 1 large koi (10+ years), and 1 large blue catfish - Waterfall and dock Home A timeless rock-built home that feels like the ideal luxury ranch setup-comfortable, functional, and designed around the views. - 5 bedrooms | 2.5 bathrooms | 2,806 sq ft - Views from every room - Three-car garage - Safe room - Appliances to convey: stove/oven, dishwasher - Hidden gun storage + built-in cubby spaces - Security system (older system; not currently monitored) Water Main Well (southwest corner of property) - 40 ft depth - Rated 100 GPM - Pump replaced ~1.5 years ago (2 HP) - Current flow rate approx. 66 GPM Second Well (south side of pond/tank) - Rated 5 GPM - No pump currently installed Improvements & Standout Features This property was built and maintained with privacy, usability, and longevity in mind. - Seclusion and privacy with mature oak cover - Solar-powered gate with keypad + remote operation - Custom stonework and entrance gate - Shed by pond with power + irrigation pump switch; 3 water spigots - 20' x 40' tractor shed (open front) - 2-3 ft blown insulation in attic Utilities - Big Country Electric - Hawley Water Co-op - County Waste (garbage service) - Taylor Telecom fiber optic internet Additional Notes A few helpful details for ownership and maintenance: - Septic cleanout located behind the house near the primary bedroom window - Septic tank approx. 18 ft 2 in west from cleanout - Septic pumped 2/10/2025 - Heat tape on PVC water line entering the rock house - County Rd 348 is graded regularly (monthly or more) From the solar-powered gated entry and custom stonework to the stocked pond with waterfall and dock, Lazy J Ranch offers a rare mix of comfort, privacy, and usability. The 2,806 sq ft rock home includes five bedrooms, a three-car garage, and a safe room, supported by strong water infrastructure and thoughtful improvements throughout. Whether you're looking for a weekend escape, a full-time ranch home, or a long-term legacy place for the family, Lazy J Ranch is ready to own and enjoy.
$470,000 • 33.14 acres
1364 W FM 574, Mullin, TX 76864 Overview This 33.14-acre property offers a versatile setup with a main home, a separate cabin, multiple outbuildings, and great recreational features-ideal for full-time living, a weekend place, or a multi-structure property. You will not find a more well appointed property in this acreage range on the market. Main Home A 4 bedroom / 2 bath manufactured home built in 2013. The cedar on the front and the massive covered porch next to the live oak make for quiet, easy mornings and a great Hill Country feel. Cabin A 3 bedroom / 1 bath cabin that feels like its own retreat. The cabin is in fair condition and includes its own established water well, septic tank, and individual electric meter. Shops + Storage Outbuildings include: 25' x 30' 2-car garage/shop Two 20' cargo containers with covered parking between them (large enough for 4 vehicles) Large single-car/truck garage Land + Wildlife You won't find a more diverse property in this price range with these amenities. The land features gentle rolling terrain, scattered oaks, typical mesquite flats, and native flora. Three ponds (mostly seasonal) draw ducks and dove and hold some fish. It's a fun property to explore and truly feels bigger than it is. Utilities Electric is present with several meters via Hamilton County Coop. Both homes have seperate water wells. Taxes 2025 taxes $2,085.72 via Ag Valuation. Location Approximately 15 minutes due west of Goldthwaite.
1364 W FM 574, Mullin, TX 76864 Overview This 33.14-acre property offers a versatile setup with a main home, a separate cabin, multiple outbuildings, and great recreational features-ideal for full-time living, a weekend place, or a multi-structure property. You will not find a more well appointed property in this acreage range on the market. Main Home A 4 bedroom / 2 bath manufactured home built in 2013. The cedar on the front and the massive covered porch next to the live oak make for quiet, easy mornings and a great Hill Country feel. Cabin A 3 bedroom / 1 bath cabin that feels like its own retreat. The cabin is in fair condition and includes its own established water well, septic tank, and individual electric meter. Shops + Storage Outbuildings include: 25' x 30' 2-car garage/shop Two 20' cargo containers with covered parking between them (large enough for 4 vehicles) Large single-car/truck garage Land + Wildlife You won't find a more diverse property in this price range with these amenities. The land features gentle rolling terrain, scattered oaks, typical mesquite flats, and native flora. Three ponds (mostly seasonal) draw ducks and dove and hold some fish. It's a fun property to explore and truly feels bigger than it is. Utilities Electric is present with several meters via Hamilton County Coop. Both homes have seperate water wells. Taxes 2025 taxes $2,085.72 via Ag Valuation. Location Approximately 15 minutes due west of Goldthwaite.
$615,000 • 12.65 acres
Frio Vista Retreat 12.65 ± Acres | Leakey, Texas (Concan Area) Escape to the Texas Hill Country with this well-located recreational tract directly across the road from the Frio River and just 1.30 miles from public river access. Offering the privacy of a standalone acreage with quick access to river recreation, this property is positioned as a strong option for a private retreat, short-term rental/ranch cabin setup, or long-term investment hold-with key infrastructure already in place. Highlights 12.65 ± acres in an established Hill Country recreational market Across from the Frio River + 1.30 miles to public river access Multiple cabin structures with supporting improvements Active electricity on site for immediate use Two (2) separate septic systems for flexibility RV port with 30amp + 50amp hookups Barn + storage shed Land & Wildlife The property features classic Hill Country terrain with native brush, mature shade trees, and open areas that maintain usability and flexibility. Whitetail deer are regularly seen, with occasional fallow deer moving through the area. Garner State Park and additional Frio River access are nearby, offering a mix of seasonal and year-round outdoor recreation. Improvements Multiple cabin structures (existing footprint and utility infrastructure in place) Cabin 1: Duplex-style layout featuring two identical units, each offering 1 bedroom, 1 full bathroom, kitchenette, and laundry hookups (approx 1,184) Cabin 2: 2-bedroom, 1-bath cabin with kitchenette and living area (approx 800sqft) Barn Storage shed RV port with 30amp / 50amp connections Two septic systems Electricity active 2025 Taxes $10,035 Location Leakey - 10 miles Uvalde - 35 miles San Antonio - 100 miles Austin - 170 miles
Frio Vista Retreat 12.65 ± Acres | Leakey, Texas (Concan Area) Escape to the Texas Hill Country with this well-located recreational tract directly across the road from the Frio River and just 1.30 miles from public river access. Offering the privacy of a standalone acreage with quick access to river recreation, this property is positioned as a strong option for a private retreat, short-term rental/ranch cabin setup, or long-term investment hold-with key infrastructure already in place. Highlights 12.65 ± acres in an established Hill Country recreational market Across from the Frio River + 1.30 miles to public river access Multiple cabin structures with supporting improvements Active electricity on site for immediate use Two (2) separate septic systems for flexibility RV port with 30amp + 50amp hookups Barn + storage shed Land & Wildlife The property features classic Hill Country terrain with native brush, mature shade trees, and open areas that maintain usability and flexibility. Whitetail deer are regularly seen, with occasional fallow deer moving through the area. Garner State Park and additional Frio River access are nearby, offering a mix of seasonal and year-round outdoor recreation. Improvements Multiple cabin structures (existing footprint and utility infrastructure in place) Cabin 1: Duplex-style layout featuring two identical units, each offering 1 bedroom, 1 full bathroom, kitchenette, and laundry hookups (approx 1,184) Cabin 2: 2-bedroom, 1-bath cabin with kitchenette and living area (approx 800sqft) Barn Storage shed RV port with 30amp / 50amp connections Two septic systems Electricity active 2025 Taxes $10,035 Location Leakey - 10 miles Uvalde - 35 miles San Antonio - 100 miles Austin - 170 miles
$1,853,000 • 10.9 acres
10 Acres | Bastrop Hard Corner 2603 N Pecan St, Bastrop, Texas 78602 Summary: An exciting development opportunity in a thriving, fast-growing Bastrop. This 10.9± acre hard-corner tract sits one block from Highway 95, offering excellent access and visibility while remaining just minutes from Historic Downtown. With P-4 zoning and multiple water/sewer taps already on site, the groundwork is in place for a range of potential uses-buyers should reference the listing documents and City of Bastrop requirements for specific development parameters. 3 lots totaling 10.9 acres. Zoned P-4 (see listing documents for City of Bastrop zoning/building requirements). The development options for this property are extensive. Multiple water and sewer taps are already on site. The floodplain encroaches slightly along Pecan St-see county maps and supporting exhibits. Water: Existing water on site. Electric: Existing electric on site. Land: Beautiful tract with light tree coverage. The land slopes upward to a prominent hilltop with approximately 180-degree views over Bastrop. Improvements: Existing 2019 manufactured home, plus various outbuildings, equipment, and trailers. Seller is willing to negotiate certain items in the sale; otherwise, seller will retain. Location: Ideally positioned inside Bastrop city limits on the north side, along N Pecan Street. Minutes to Historic Downtown Bastrop. Minutes from Shopping, Hospitals, and the State Park. Local Area: "The economic outlook for Bastrop County is strong... By planning for smart, sustainable growth, we're making sure our community thrives while keeping the qualities that make Bastrop unique." - Dori Kelley, highlighting the benefits of growth at the October 2025 Growth Summit / "Elon Musk's companies have put Bastrop County on the global map. Their presence has accelerated investment, spurred innovation, and inspired a new generation of talent. ... We're proud to be part of the story." - Dori Kelley, Business Attraction, Retention and Expansion (BARE) Manager for Bastrop EDC, September 2025.
10 Acres | Bastrop Hard Corner 2603 N Pecan St, Bastrop, Texas 78602 Summary: An exciting development opportunity in a thriving, fast-growing Bastrop. This 10.9± acre hard-corner tract sits one block from Highway 95, offering excellent access and visibility while remaining just minutes from Historic Downtown. With P-4 zoning and multiple water/sewer taps already on site, the groundwork is in place for a range of potential uses-buyers should reference the listing documents and City of Bastrop requirements for specific development parameters. 3 lots totaling 10.9 acres. Zoned P-4 (see listing documents for City of Bastrop zoning/building requirements). The development options for this property are extensive. Multiple water and sewer taps are already on site. The floodplain encroaches slightly along Pecan St-see county maps and supporting exhibits. Water: Existing water on site. Electric: Existing electric on site. Land: Beautiful tract with light tree coverage. The land slopes upward to a prominent hilltop with approximately 180-degree views over Bastrop. Improvements: Existing 2019 manufactured home, plus various outbuildings, equipment, and trailers. Seller is willing to negotiate certain items in the sale; otherwise, seller will retain. Location: Ideally positioned inside Bastrop city limits on the north side, along N Pecan Street. Minutes to Historic Downtown Bastrop. Minutes from Shopping, Hospitals, and the State Park. Local Area: "The economic outlook for Bastrop County is strong... By planning for smart, sustainable growth, we're making sure our community thrives while keeping the qualities that make Bastrop unique." - Dori Kelley, highlighting the benefits of growth at the October 2025 Growth Summit / "Elon Musk's companies have put Bastrop County on the global map. Their presence has accelerated investment, spurred innovation, and inspired a new generation of talent. ... We're proud to be part of the story." - Dori Kelley, Business Attraction, Retention and Expansion (BARE) Manager for Bastrop EDC, September 2025.
$3,499,999 • 309 acres
The iconic, world-renowned Rancho Loma is available for the first time on the public market. Rancho Loma spans 309± acres of inviting, meaningful Texas ranch opportunity-an authentic West Texas retreat that could serve as a world-class full-time or part-time residence, or continue as a boutique commercial operation. offering privacy, scale, and a turnkey compound that works exceptionally well for an end user as a personal retreat. Atmosphere: Designed for total relaxation and seclusion, the ranch is often referred to as Texas's version of Napa Valley's French Laundry-known for its emphasis on fine dining, privacy, and an unforgettable experience. The Restaurant: Celebrated across news and media, Rancho Loma has been recognized as one of the most essential dining destinations in Texas, earning accolades from outlets such as Texas Monthly, Texas Highways, and Southern Living (including features like Best Resorts and The South's Best Bed & Breakfast, among others). Head Chef Laurie Williamson, a James Beard semifinalist, helps create the kind of place people return to again and again-where guests arrive as visitors and leave feeling like family. Main House: The main ranch house (2 bed / 2 bath) was built in 1878 and thoughtfully restored beginning in 1999 with exceptional care and attention to detail. Many original elements remain, including wood floors, a wraparound porch, and floor-to-ceiling windows in the dining room. For an end user, the dining room could be converted into a primary suite. The main home is charming, warm, and welcoming. Guest House: The detached guest home is approximately 600 SF-a perfect balance of historic preservation and modern comfort. It features a full bathroom with a large soaking tub, closet space, and windows wrapping the structure for abundant natural light. Swimming Pool: Built in 2007. REST Cabins: For an end user, an ideal setup for hosting family and friends. This modern, five-room boutique inn offers high ceilings and large sliding glass doors that frame sweeping views of the rolling terrain. Enjoy quiet mornings, wide-open skies, and nights filled with stars-or, occasionally, the dramatic show of a West Texas thunderstorm. Sip espresso in the outdoor common area, explore the grounds on foot (including vineyards in progress), then return to refresh in the pool and unwind in total privacy. Shop: The shop includes two oversized roll-up doors, a small office with a mini-split, and electricity throughout-ready for ranch needs, storage, or projects. Land: The 309± acres are fully fenced, and the crown jewel is the "Mountain" adjacent to the home-offering massive views and a compelling potential building site. The ranch is biologically diverse, with wildlife including bobwhite quail, whitetail deer, and other native species. Four ponds are located on the property (most seasonal). The ranch has not been hunted in a serious manner, presenting a great opportunity for a sportsman. Approximately 6± acres near the vineyard are under high fence and could be utilized as well. Overview: Rancho Loma is a rare 309±-acre West Texas legacy ranch-offering privacy, scale, and a turnkey compound that works exceptionally well for an end user. While the property has a celebrated hospitality story, its real strength is how easily it lives as a private residence: an 1878 restored main home, a separate guest house, five modern REST cabins for hosting friends and family, a 2007 pool, a functional shop, and dramatic terrain anchored by the on-site "Mountain" with big views and potential for an additional homesite. Fully fenced, wildlife-rich, and dotted with four ponds, Rancho Loma delivers the kind of secluded, high-character ranch experience that's increasingly hard to find-a world-class personal retreat first, with the option (not the requirement) to continue any boutique commercial component.
The iconic, world-renowned Rancho Loma is available for the first time on the public market. Rancho Loma spans 309± acres of inviting, meaningful Texas ranch opportunity-an authentic West Texas retreat that could serve as a world-class full-time or part-time residence, or continue as a boutique commercial operation. offering privacy, scale, and a turnkey compound that works exceptionally well for an end user as a personal retreat. Atmosphere: Designed for total relaxation and seclusion, the ranch is often referred to as Texas's version of Napa Valley's French Laundry-known for its emphasis on fine dining, privacy, and an unforgettable experience. The Restaurant: Celebrated across news and media, Rancho Loma has been recognized as one of the most essential dining destinations in Texas, earning accolades from outlets such as Texas Monthly, Texas Highways, and Southern Living (including features like Best Resorts and The South's Best Bed & Breakfast, among others). Head Chef Laurie Williamson, a James Beard semifinalist, helps create the kind of place people return to again and again-where guests arrive as visitors and leave feeling like family. Main House: The main ranch house (2 bed / 2 bath) was built in 1878 and thoughtfully restored beginning in 1999 with exceptional care and attention to detail. Many original elements remain, including wood floors, a wraparound porch, and floor-to-ceiling windows in the dining room. For an end user, the dining room could be converted into a primary suite. The main home is charming, warm, and welcoming. Guest House: The detached guest home is approximately 600 SF-a perfect balance of historic preservation and modern comfort. It features a full bathroom with a large soaking tub, closet space, and windows wrapping the structure for abundant natural light. Swimming Pool: Built in 2007. REST Cabins: For an end user, an ideal setup for hosting family and friends. This modern, five-room boutique inn offers high ceilings and large sliding glass doors that frame sweeping views of the rolling terrain. Enjoy quiet mornings, wide-open skies, and nights filled with stars-or, occasionally, the dramatic show of a West Texas thunderstorm. Sip espresso in the outdoor common area, explore the grounds on foot (including vineyards in progress), then return to refresh in the pool and unwind in total privacy. Shop: The shop includes two oversized roll-up doors, a small office with a mini-split, and electricity throughout-ready for ranch needs, storage, or projects. Land: The 309± acres are fully fenced, and the crown jewel is the "Mountain" adjacent to the home-offering massive views and a compelling potential building site. The ranch is biologically diverse, with wildlife including bobwhite quail, whitetail deer, and other native species. Four ponds are located on the property (most seasonal). The ranch has not been hunted in a serious manner, presenting a great opportunity for a sportsman. Approximately 6± acres near the vineyard are under high fence and could be utilized as well. Overview: Rancho Loma is a rare 309±-acre West Texas legacy ranch-offering privacy, scale, and a turnkey compound that works exceptionally well for an end user. While the property has a celebrated hospitality story, its real strength is how easily it lives as a private residence: an 1878 restored main home, a separate guest house, five modern REST cabins for hosting friends and family, a 2007 pool, a functional shop, and dramatic terrain anchored by the on-site "Mountain" with big views and potential for an additional homesite. Fully fenced, wildlife-rich, and dotted with four ponds, Rancho Loma delivers the kind of secluded, high-character ranch experience that's increasingly hard to find-a world-class personal retreat first, with the option (not the requirement) to continue any boutique commercial component.
$2,950,000 • 60 acres
Arnosky Family Farm — “The Blue Barn” hard-corner tract (≈60± acres) OVERVIEW: Arnosky Family Farms is a rare 60± acre gem in the heart of the booming Texas Hill Country—an iconic Blanco County flower farm that’s been a true pillar of the community for decades. With roughly 900± feet of combined frontage at the corner of RR 165 and FM 2325, the property offers standout visibility and serious commercial potential, while still feeling like a peaceful, working piece of Texas. This porperty is ready for the next chapter and is prime real estate for a multi-purpose commerail tract; vineyard, farm, hotels, development, or anything else. The location sets up perfectly for destination-style uses: about 10 minutes to Blanco, ~20 minutes to Dripping Springs, and ~45 minutes to Austin. OPERATIONS: Long operated as a premier Certified American Grown flower farm, the land is as productive as it is beautiful—deep, cultivated soils, production greenhouses, orchards, and paper shell pecans, with approximately 20± acres in active cultivation and ~40± acres of open green space. The landscape is unusually diverse for the Hill Country, with hardwoods and signature live oaks, multiple paddocks, and abundant wildflowers along an old rock wall. Much of the property remains untouched and ready for its next chapter. Per the seller, the land has been farmed for over 150 years and traces back to the historic Peyton Colony. Arnosky Family Farms has earned wide recognition, having been featured in Southern Living, Texas Highways, and other national publications—along with strong media attention and a loyal following that’s helped make it a known destination in Central Texas. IMPROVMENTS: Fronting the property is the world-famous “Blue Barn,” approximately 30'×60', with broad rear porches overlooking the fields. Designed with Texas dance halls in mind, it has authentic character, a proper stage, and excellent acoustics—naturally lending itself to events and gatherings. Adjacent is a ~24'×48' pavilion strung with lights, expanding the space for markets, tastings, weddings, and private programming. 3 Wells currently used for irrigation. 30 gpm, 16 gpm and 16 gpm respectively. 1 well drilled but not yet hooked up. Rated at 27 gpm. UTILITIES: Utilities are in place across the acreage, and the land is predominantly developable—creating real flexibility for a private estate or compound, continued agricultural operations, destination hospitality, an event/wedding venue, winery/brewery with tasting room, boutique hotel, restaurant, or a curated blend of uses. Seller reports no restrictions; buyer to verify. This is a special Hill Country opportunity—road frontage, proven operations, utilities in place, and a layout that supports multiple future paths. Shown by appointment only. Buyer to verify all information, including utilities, restrictions, and development feasibility.
Arnosky Family Farm — “The Blue Barn” hard-corner tract (≈60± acres) OVERVIEW: Arnosky Family Farms is a rare 60± acre gem in the heart of the booming Texas Hill Country—an iconic Blanco County flower farm that’s been a true pillar of the community for decades. With roughly 900± feet of combined frontage at the corner of RR 165 and FM 2325, the property offers standout visibility and serious commercial potential, while still feeling like a peaceful, working piece of Texas. This porperty is ready for the next chapter and is prime real estate for a multi-purpose commerail tract; vineyard, farm, hotels, development, or anything else. The location sets up perfectly for destination-style uses: about 10 minutes to Blanco, ~20 minutes to Dripping Springs, and ~45 minutes to Austin. OPERATIONS: Long operated as a premier Certified American Grown flower farm, the land is as productive as it is beautiful—deep, cultivated soils, production greenhouses, orchards, and paper shell pecans, with approximately 20± acres in active cultivation and ~40± acres of open green space. The landscape is unusually diverse for the Hill Country, with hardwoods and signature live oaks, multiple paddocks, and abundant wildflowers along an old rock wall. Much of the property remains untouched and ready for its next chapter. Per the seller, the land has been farmed for over 150 years and traces back to the historic Peyton Colony. Arnosky Family Farms has earned wide recognition, having been featured in Southern Living, Texas Highways, and other national publications—along with strong media attention and a loyal following that’s helped make it a known destination in Central Texas. IMPROVMENTS: Fronting the property is the world-famous “Blue Barn,” approximately 30'×60', with broad rear porches overlooking the fields. Designed with Texas dance halls in mind, it has authentic character, a proper stage, and excellent acoustics—naturally lending itself to events and gatherings. Adjacent is a ~24'×48' pavilion strung with lights, expanding the space for markets, tastings, weddings, and private programming. 3 Wells currently used for irrigation. 30 gpm, 16 gpm and 16 gpm respectively. 1 well drilled but not yet hooked up. Rated at 27 gpm. UTILITIES: Utilities are in place across the acreage, and the land is predominantly developable—creating real flexibility for a private estate or compound, continued agricultural operations, destination hospitality, an event/wedding venue, winery/brewery with tasting room, boutique hotel, restaurant, or a curated blend of uses. Seller reports no restrictions; buyer to verify. This is a special Hill Country opportunity—road frontage, proven operations, utilities in place, and a layout that supports multiple future paths. Shown by appointment only. Buyer to verify all information, including utilities, restrictions, and development feasibility.
$1,995,000 • 22.85 acres
River Valley Estate — on the South San Gabriel Private and beautiful, 3 minutes from Hwy 183, River Valley Estate spans 23± acres with buildable area outside the floodplain near River Run, a private, gated road. Raw river tracts of this size on the South San Gabriel are extremely rare. This stretch includes a series of clear pools and sits upstream from the famed Leander Dinosaur Tracks in the river bedrock—an ideal setting for a luxury homesite. Major cleanup just completed: brush and underbrush have been mulched and cleared, opening view corridors while preserving the massive native trees. The property enjoys live water on the South San Gabriel; springs on the property feed the river. This property is the finest, closest live water property with a homesite ready in the area. Springs, Massive Oaks, and Deep Live Water. Location Only 2 minutes off the new 183 Toll Extension, 5 minutes to downtown Leander or Liberty Hill, 10 minutes to Cedar Park, 25 minutes to Georgetown, and ~35 minutes to downtown Austin. Land & Water A gently sloping mix of oak, elm, juniper, and mesquite over native grasses leads to approximately 650 feet of pristine river frontage. An oak mott in the interior opens to a natural clearing that gradually reveals the river—untouched by development. There’s a deep pool on the north side, and the river is usable for hundreds of yards in either direction for swimming, fishing, and nature watching. Minerals Negotiable. Taxes Fair-market valuation. 2024 taxes: $13,893. Parcels: R356096, R356106 Community The Hwy 183 and Hwy 29 corridors are growing quickly, with improving amenities across Liberty Hill, Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, and North Austin. Cimarron Hills Golf & Country Club is just off Hwy 29, with Lake Georgetown and the north shores of Lake Travis both an easy drive. Notes: Buyer to verify buildable envelope, utilities, and any development constraints.
River Valley Estate — on the South San Gabriel Private and beautiful, 3 minutes from Hwy 183, River Valley Estate spans 23± acres with buildable area outside the floodplain near River Run, a private, gated road. Raw river tracts of this size on the South San Gabriel are extremely rare. This stretch includes a series of clear pools and sits upstream from the famed Leander Dinosaur Tracks in the river bedrock—an ideal setting for a luxury homesite. Major cleanup just completed: brush and underbrush have been mulched and cleared, opening view corridors while preserving the massive native trees. The property enjoys live water on the South San Gabriel; springs on the property feed the river. This property is the finest, closest live water property with a homesite ready in the area. Springs, Massive Oaks, and Deep Live Water. Location Only 2 minutes off the new 183 Toll Extension, 5 minutes to downtown Leander or Liberty Hill, 10 minutes to Cedar Park, 25 minutes to Georgetown, and ~35 minutes to downtown Austin. Land & Water A gently sloping mix of oak, elm, juniper, and mesquite over native grasses leads to approximately 650 feet of pristine river frontage. An oak mott in the interior opens to a natural clearing that gradually reveals the river—untouched by development. There’s a deep pool on the north side, and the river is usable for hundreds of yards in either direction for swimming, fishing, and nature watching. Minerals Negotiable. Taxes Fair-market valuation. 2024 taxes: $13,893. Parcels: R356096, R356106 Community The Hwy 183 and Hwy 29 corridors are growing quickly, with improving amenities across Liberty Hill, Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, and North Austin. Cimarron Hills Golf & Country Club is just off Hwy 29, with Lake Georgetown and the north shores of Lake Travis both an easy drive. Notes: Buyer to verify buildable envelope, utilities, and any development constraints.
$2,286,886 • 169.39 acres
Saddle Oak Ranch 1400 FM 535, Smithville, Texas Summary Family-held for over 50 years, Saddle Oak Ranch is a 169.339± acre Central Texas holding with FM 535 frontage near High Crossing Road, two ponds, practical working improvements, and utilities in the area. The land is unrestricted (buyer to verify), low-fenced, and largely usable/mostly level with gentle slopes-a straightforward canvas for homestead, family compound, grazing, or recreation. Quiet country setting with efficient drives: ~8 miles to Smithville, ~25 minutes to Bastrop, ~50 minutes to Austin, a little over 2 hours to Houston. Quick specs NEW fence along entrance Size: 169.339± ac per survey (survey completed May 30, 2022) Frontage: FM 535 (near High Crossing Rd; no hard corner) Cover/Open: ~60-70% tree cover (oaks/cedar/yaupon; scattered pines) with balance in open pasture Water: (2) stock ponds, each
Saddle Oak Ranch 1400 FM 535, Smithville, Texas Summary Family-held for over 50 years, Saddle Oak Ranch is a 169.339± acre Central Texas holding with FM 535 frontage near High Crossing Road, two ponds, practical working improvements, and utilities in the area. The land is unrestricted (buyer to verify), low-fenced, and largely usable/mostly level with gentle slopes-a straightforward canvas for homestead, family compound, grazing, or recreation. Quiet country setting with efficient drives: ~8 miles to Smithville, ~25 minutes to Bastrop, ~50 minutes to Austin, a little over 2 hours to Houston. Quick specs NEW fence along entrance Size: 169.339± ac per survey (survey completed May 30, 2022) Frontage: FM 535 (near High Crossing Rd; no hard corner) Cover/Open: ~60-70% tree cover (oaks/cedar/yaupon; scattered pines) with balance in open pasture Water: (2) stock ponds, each
$1,575,000 • 90 acres
90 acres | Midland, TX This 90± acres in northeast Midland County, located just ten miles southwest of Midland and minutes from Greenwood. The property lies outside the city limits with direct access only 1.5 miles from Texas State Highway 158. Its square configuration, level-to-gently rolling terrain, and long-distance views make it a versatile tract with excellent road frontage and visibility. The ranch is available as a whole or in divided tracts of 90±, 200±, or 338± acres, offering flexibility for prospective buyers. With strong investment potential, the property is well-suited for development, agriculture, or recreational use. History Held by the same family for over 100 years, the ranch was once part of the Buchannan Ranch, home to Midland County’s first producing oil well in 1944. A Texas Historical Marker along State Highway 158 commemorates this discovery. Land & Wildlife The property has not been hunted in years and supports populations of blue quail, deer, coyote, and other native wildlife. It has been carefully maintained and features an established interior road system. Water The ranch includes multiple water wells of varying capacity, with Monahans Draw located along the eastern boundary. Minerals Surface estate only; no minerals convey. Active oil and gas operations are present in the area. Utilities Electric service is currently in place. Additional Some light restrictions may apply prior to closing. Proeprty is made of several parcels. Location Outside Midland City Limits & ETJ 14 miles to Midland 4.9 miles to Greenwood 1.5 miles to TX State Highway 158
90 acres | Midland, TX This 90± acres in northeast Midland County, located just ten miles southwest of Midland and minutes from Greenwood. The property lies outside the city limits with direct access only 1.5 miles from Texas State Highway 158. Its square configuration, level-to-gently rolling terrain, and long-distance views make it a versatile tract with excellent road frontage and visibility. The ranch is available as a whole or in divided tracts of 90±, 200±, or 338± acres, offering flexibility for prospective buyers. With strong investment potential, the property is well-suited for development, agriculture, or recreational use. History Held by the same family for over 100 years, the ranch was once part of the Buchannan Ranch, home to Midland County’s first producing oil well in 1944. A Texas Historical Marker along State Highway 158 commemorates this discovery. Land & Wildlife The property has not been hunted in years and supports populations of blue quail, deer, coyote, and other native wildlife. It has been carefully maintained and features an established interior road system. Water The ranch includes multiple water wells of varying capacity, with Monahans Draw located along the eastern boundary. Minerals Surface estate only; no minerals convey. Active oil and gas operations are present in the area. Utilities Electric service is currently in place. Additional Some light restrictions may apply prior to closing. Proeprty is made of several parcels. Location Outside Midland City Limits & ETJ 14 miles to Midland 4.9 miles to Greenwood 1.5 miles to TX State Highway 158
$3,200,000 • 200 acres
200 acres | Midland, TX This 200± acres in northeast Midland County, located just ten miles southwest of Midland and minutes from Greenwood. The property lies outside the city limits with direct access only 1.5 miles from Texas State Highway 158. Its square configuration, level-to-gently rolling terrain, and long-distance views make it a versatile tract with excellent road frontage and visibility. The ranch is available as a whole or in divided tracts of 90±, 200±, or 338± acres, or other acreage, offering flexibility for prospective buyers. With strong investment potential, the property is well-suited for development, agriculture, or recreational use. History Held by the same family for over 100 years, the ranch was once part of the Buchannan Ranch, home to Midland County’s first producing oil well in 1944. A Texas Historical Marker along State Highway 158 commemorates this discovery. Land & Wildlife The property has not been hunted in years and supports populations of blue quail, deer, coyote, and other native wildlife. It has been carefully maintained and features an established interior road system. Water The ranch includes multiple water wells of varying capacity, with Monahans Draw located along the eastern boundary. Minerals Surface estate only; no minerals convey. Active oil and gas operations on the ranch. Utilities Electric service is currently in place. Utilities Some light restrictions may apply prior to closing. Proeprty is made of several parcels. Location (approx.) Outside Midland City Limits & ETJ 14 miles to Midland 4.9 miles to Greenwood 1.5 miles to TX State Highway 158
200 acres | Midland, TX This 200± acres in northeast Midland County, located just ten miles southwest of Midland and minutes from Greenwood. The property lies outside the city limits with direct access only 1.5 miles from Texas State Highway 158. Its square configuration, level-to-gently rolling terrain, and long-distance views make it a versatile tract with excellent road frontage and visibility. The ranch is available as a whole or in divided tracts of 90±, 200±, or 338± acres, or other acreage, offering flexibility for prospective buyers. With strong investment potential, the property is well-suited for development, agriculture, or recreational use. History Held by the same family for over 100 years, the ranch was once part of the Buchannan Ranch, home to Midland County’s first producing oil well in 1944. A Texas Historical Marker along State Highway 158 commemorates this discovery. Land & Wildlife The property has not been hunted in years and supports populations of blue quail, deer, coyote, and other native wildlife. It has been carefully maintained and features an established interior road system. Water The ranch includes multiple water wells of varying capacity, with Monahans Draw located along the eastern boundary. Minerals Surface estate only; no minerals convey. Active oil and gas operations on the ranch. Utilities Electric service is currently in place. Utilities Some light restrictions may apply prior to closing. Proeprty is made of several parcels. Location (approx.) Outside Midland City Limits & ETJ 14 miles to Midland 4.9 miles to Greenwood 1.5 miles to TX State Highway 158
$8,070,000 • 538 acres
538 acres | Midland, TX The Greenwood Ranch consists of 538± acres in northeast Midland County, located just ten miles southwest of Midland and minutes from Greenwood. The property lies outside the city limits with direct access only 1.5 miles from Texas State Highway 158. Its square configuration, level-to-gently rolling terrain, and long-distance views make it a versatile tract with excellent road frontage and visibility. The ranch is available as a whole or in divided tracts of 90±, 200±, or 338± acres, or flexibility in acreage for prospective buyers. With strong investment potential, the property is well-suited for development, agriculture, or recreational use. History Held by the same family for over 100 years, the ranch was once part of the Buchannan Ranch, home to Midland County’s first producing oil well in 1944. A Texas Historical Marker along State Highway 158 commemorates this discovery. Land & Wildlife The property has not been hunted in years and supports populations of blue quail, deer, coyote, and other native wildlife. It has been carefully maintained and features an established interior road system. Water The ranch includes multiple water wells of varying capacity, with Monahans Draw located along the eastern boundary. Minerals Surface estate only; no minerals convey. Active oil and gas operations are present on the ranch. Utilities Electric service is currently in place. Additional: Some reasonable restrictions may be put in place. Multiple parcel ID's make up the ranch. Location Outside Midland City Limits & ETJ 10+- miles to Midland 4.9+- miles to Greenwood 1.5+- miles to TX State Highway 158
538 acres | Midland, TX The Greenwood Ranch consists of 538± acres in northeast Midland County, located just ten miles southwest of Midland and minutes from Greenwood. The property lies outside the city limits with direct access only 1.5 miles from Texas State Highway 158. Its square configuration, level-to-gently rolling terrain, and long-distance views make it a versatile tract with excellent road frontage and visibility. The ranch is available as a whole or in divided tracts of 90±, 200±, or 338± acres, or flexibility in acreage for prospective buyers. With strong investment potential, the property is well-suited for development, agriculture, or recreational use. History Held by the same family for over 100 years, the ranch was once part of the Buchannan Ranch, home to Midland County’s first producing oil well in 1944. A Texas Historical Marker along State Highway 158 commemorates this discovery. Land & Wildlife The property has not been hunted in years and supports populations of blue quail, deer, coyote, and other native wildlife. It has been carefully maintained and features an established interior road system. Water The ranch includes multiple water wells of varying capacity, with Monahans Draw located along the eastern boundary. Minerals Surface estate only; no minerals convey. Active oil and gas operations are present on the ranch. Utilities Electric service is currently in place. Additional: Some reasonable restrictions may be put in place. Multiple parcel ID's make up the ranch. Location Outside Midland City Limits & ETJ 10+- miles to Midland 4.9+- miles to Greenwood 1.5+- miles to TX State Highway 158
$1,950,000 • 256 acres
Deep Valley Ranch When you step onto Deep Valley Ranch, youll immediately sense its private, and peaceful atmosphere. Nestled in the highly sought-after North-Western Mills County, this remarkable hunting property encompasses approximately 256 acres of Hill Country terrian. It features rolling Hill Country hills, surface water, and multiple potential secluded homesites. For those seeking a versatile ranch investment ready for hunting season in the thriving heart of Central Texas, Deep Valley Ranch checks all the right boxes. Land & Wildlife: With century-old Live Oaks, sweeping panoramic views, and abundant surface water, this ranch exudes a distinctive charm that sets it apart from other properties in the area. The diverse landscape is a haven for nature enthusiasts, offering plentiful water sources and extensive road frontage that makes it adaptable for various purposes. Whitetail deer are plentiful, and the ranchs rich biodiversity provides opportunities for a wide range of endeavors to suit any goals. Oak groves dot the landscape, and the rugged terrain is crisscrossed with game trails. Over the past few years, the owner has meticulously developed this property into a premier hunting ranch, with food plots, supplemental feed and water, and a carefully managed habitat. Surface Water: Water features are a standout aspect of the ranch, with seasonal tributaries winding through the property and a substantial pond. Improvements: The property includes a several homesites and a new, well-appointed hunting cabin featuring a covered porch. The cabin is equipped with air conditioning, a full bath, a water filtration system, and an instant hot water heater. Additionally, there is an RV hookup. Perfect hunting camp! History: Deep Valley Ranch has a rich heritage, once belonging to a single family for many years in the area known as 'Chesser Valley,' west of Mullin. A Texas State Historical Marker recounts that Chesser Valley was a gathering place for camp meetings, where families would travel from miles around to camp under a grove of Live Oak trees and attend prayer and preaching services near the Chesser home. Many artifacts from this bygone era have been discovered on the ranch, adding a layer of historical intrigue to its natural beauty. Utilities: Modern conveniences include a new water well, a new electric meter, and fiber optic internet access. Tax Status: The property benefits from a wildlife-exemption tax status. Summary: Deep Valley Ranch is an extraordinary property that combines natural beauty, historical significance, and modern amenities. It offers an enticing opportunity for buyers seeking a multipurpose investment in the heart of Central Texas. Local Area: - Goldthwaite, TX 15 minutes away. Known for its music festival, great food, and rich history, Goldthwaite offers a vibrant small-town atmosphere with excellent shopping and dining options. - Brownwood, TX 45 minutes away. This larger town provides all the conveniences, including a hospital center, major grocery chains, and well-known retail stores. PID: R000006998 , R000004351 , R000008806 , R000008804 , R000004326 ----------------------------------------- Showings are done by appointment only with the required 48-hour notice. Listing agent must be present for all showings. No trespassing or unaccompanied showings. Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC will work with a buyers agent, however, buyers agent must make first contact and be present for all showings to receive full compenstation at the discretion of Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC. Please submit the offer with earnest money 1% of asking price. Contact listing agent for seller preferred title company. All drawings are neither legally recorded maps nor surveys and are not intended to be used as such. The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. All dimensions/boundaries are estminated, and buyer has the right to verify prior to submitting an offer. Any legal and/or property information found on this site and/or third-party sites should be verified before relied upon. Buyers are hereby notified that properties are subject to many forces and impacts, natural and unnatural; including, but not limited to weather-related events, environmental issues, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Chronic Wasting Disease, or Anthrax), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, actions by neighbors, and/or government actions. Buyers should investigate any concerns to their satisfaction. Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC does not make any representations, warranties or covenants of any kind or character, whether expressed or implied. The property information, videos and photos herein are copyrighted and may not be duplicated in whole or part.
Deep Valley Ranch When you step onto Deep Valley Ranch, youll immediately sense its private, and peaceful atmosphere. Nestled in the highly sought-after North-Western Mills County, this remarkable hunting property encompasses approximately 256 acres of Hill Country terrian. It features rolling Hill Country hills, surface water, and multiple potential secluded homesites. For those seeking a versatile ranch investment ready for hunting season in the thriving heart of Central Texas, Deep Valley Ranch checks all the right boxes. Land & Wildlife: With century-old Live Oaks, sweeping panoramic views, and abundant surface water, this ranch exudes a distinctive charm that sets it apart from other properties in the area. The diverse landscape is a haven for nature enthusiasts, offering plentiful water sources and extensive road frontage that makes it adaptable for various purposes. Whitetail deer are plentiful, and the ranchs rich biodiversity provides opportunities for a wide range of endeavors to suit any goals. Oak groves dot the landscape, and the rugged terrain is crisscrossed with game trails. Over the past few years, the owner has meticulously developed this property into a premier hunting ranch, with food plots, supplemental feed and water, and a carefully managed habitat. Surface Water: Water features are a standout aspect of the ranch, with seasonal tributaries winding through the property and a substantial pond. Improvements: The property includes a several homesites and a new, well-appointed hunting cabin featuring a covered porch. The cabin is equipped with air conditioning, a full bath, a water filtration system, and an instant hot water heater. Additionally, there is an RV hookup. Perfect hunting camp! History: Deep Valley Ranch has a rich heritage, once belonging to a single family for many years in the area known as 'Chesser Valley,' west of Mullin. A Texas State Historical Marker recounts that Chesser Valley was a gathering place for camp meetings, where families would travel from miles around to camp under a grove of Live Oak trees and attend prayer and preaching services near the Chesser home. Many artifacts from this bygone era have been discovered on the ranch, adding a layer of historical intrigue to its natural beauty. Utilities: Modern conveniences include a new water well, a new electric meter, and fiber optic internet access. Tax Status: The property benefits from a wildlife-exemption tax status. Summary: Deep Valley Ranch is an extraordinary property that combines natural beauty, historical significance, and modern amenities. It offers an enticing opportunity for buyers seeking a multipurpose investment in the heart of Central Texas. Local Area: - Goldthwaite, TX 15 minutes away. Known for its music festival, great food, and rich history, Goldthwaite offers a vibrant small-town atmosphere with excellent shopping and dining options. - Brownwood, TX 45 minutes away. This larger town provides all the conveniences, including a hospital center, major grocery chains, and well-known retail stores. PID: R000006998 , R000004351 , R000008806 , R000008804 , R000004326 ----------------------------------------- Showings are done by appointment only with the required 48-hour notice. Listing agent must be present for all showings. No trespassing or unaccompanied showings. Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC will work with a buyers agent, however, buyers agent must make first contact and be present for all showings to receive full compenstation at the discretion of Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC. Please submit the offer with earnest money 1% of asking price. Contact listing agent for seller preferred title company. All drawings are neither legally recorded maps nor surveys and are not intended to be used as such. The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. All dimensions/boundaries are estminated, and buyer has the right to verify prior to submitting an offer. Any legal and/or property information found on this site and/or third-party sites should be verified before relied upon. Buyers are hereby notified that properties are subject to many forces and impacts, natural and unnatural; including, but not limited to weather-related events, environmental issues, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Chronic Wasting Disease, or Anthrax), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, actions by neighbors, and/or government actions. Buyers should investigate any concerns to their satisfaction. Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC does not make any representations, warranties or covenants of any kind or character, whether expressed or implied. The property information, videos and photos herein are copyrighted and may not be duplicated in whole or part.
$980,000 • 38.79 acres
The El Terco Shrimp Farm is available for sale! This unique shrimp farm is an opportunity for a proven business venture or an exceptional recreational outdoor oasis. This shrimp farm has a long history of producing some of the best product found and has pushed the envelope of what can be done, earning the respect of their peers over many years. This property offers the potential for a lucrative outdoor venture with consistent cash flow or the opportunity to transform it into a ready-to-go personal haven for outdoor recreation. Whether you envision it as a thriving fishing haven, a duck hunting paradise, or any other outdoor pursuit, the possibilities are limitless! Details: The property consists of three (3) ponds, each seven (7) acres with a depth of 6 feet (average). Thus, twenty-one (21) acres of water are available for shrimp or fish. Each pond is equipt with six (6) wooden docks, a water valve, and a cement floodgate for harvesting and emptying of the ponds, eight (8) electric 2 hp aerators, four (4) electric 10 hp aerators, and one (1) large hp aerator, and twelve (12) trays for food sampling. All three ponds have electricity. The property is also equipped with a backup diesel generator capable of holding the entire 198 hp of the three ponds, and each pond has a motion sensor along the perimeter. The water use of the ponds is provided by two (2) wells that are each 1000 feet deep and come with 40 hp water pump engine and a submergible 6-inch water pump. The electric wells work independently from each other Other Improvements Ranch house; 2 bedrooms/2 bathrooms Covered parking Storage building (50 feet x 60 feet), with a height of 13 feet and 15 feet. There is a substantial list of equipment with this property. Reach out for a full list. ----------------------------------------- Showings are done by appointment only with the required 48-hour notice. Listing agent must be present for all showings. No trespassing or unaccompanied showings. Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC will work with a buyers agent, however, buyers agent must make first contact and be present for all showings to receive full compenstation at the discretion of Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC. Please submit the offer with earnest money 1% of asking price. Contact listing agent for seller preferred title company. All drawings are neither legally recorded maps nor surveys and are not intended to be used as such. The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. All dimensions/boundaries are estminated, and buyer has the right to verify prior to submitting an offer. Any legal and/or property information found on this site and/or third-party sites should be verified before relied upon. Buyers are hereby notified that properties are subject to many forces and impacts, natural and unnatural; including, but not limited to weather-related events, environmental issues, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Chronic Wasting Disease, or Anthrax), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, actions by neighbors, and/or government actions. Buyers should investigate any concerns to their satisfaction. Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC does not make any representations, warranties or covenants of any kind or character, whether expressed or implied. The property information, videos and photos herein are copyrighted and may not be duplicated in whole or part.
The El Terco Shrimp Farm is available for sale! This unique shrimp farm is an opportunity for a proven business venture or an exceptional recreational outdoor oasis. This shrimp farm has a long history of producing some of the best product found and has pushed the envelope of what can be done, earning the respect of their peers over many years. This property offers the potential for a lucrative outdoor venture with consistent cash flow or the opportunity to transform it into a ready-to-go personal haven for outdoor recreation. Whether you envision it as a thriving fishing haven, a duck hunting paradise, or any other outdoor pursuit, the possibilities are limitless! Details: The property consists of three (3) ponds, each seven (7) acres with a depth of 6 feet (average). Thus, twenty-one (21) acres of water are available for shrimp or fish. Each pond is equipt with six (6) wooden docks, a water valve, and a cement floodgate for harvesting and emptying of the ponds, eight (8) electric 2 hp aerators, four (4) electric 10 hp aerators, and one (1) large hp aerator, and twelve (12) trays for food sampling. All three ponds have electricity. The property is also equipped with a backup diesel generator capable of holding the entire 198 hp of the three ponds, and each pond has a motion sensor along the perimeter. The water use of the ponds is provided by two (2) wells that are each 1000 feet deep and come with 40 hp water pump engine and a submergible 6-inch water pump. The electric wells work independently from each other Other Improvements Ranch house; 2 bedrooms/2 bathrooms Covered parking Storage building (50 feet x 60 feet), with a height of 13 feet and 15 feet. There is a substantial list of equipment with this property. Reach out for a full list. ----------------------------------------- Showings are done by appointment only with the required 48-hour notice. Listing agent must be present for all showings. No trespassing or unaccompanied showings. Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC will work with a buyers agent, however, buyers agent must make first contact and be present for all showings to receive full compenstation at the discretion of Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC. Please submit the offer with earnest money 1% of asking price. Contact listing agent for seller preferred title company. All drawings are neither legally recorded maps nor surveys and are not intended to be used as such. The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. All dimensions/boundaries are estminated, and buyer has the right to verify prior to submitting an offer. Any legal and/or property information found on this site and/or third-party sites should be verified before relied upon. Buyers are hereby notified that properties are subject to many forces and impacts, natural and unnatural; including, but not limited to weather-related events, environmental issues, disease (e.g. Oak Wilt, Chronic Wasting Disease, or Anthrax), invasive species, illegal trespassing, previous owner actions, actions by neighbors, and/or government actions. Buyers should investigate any concerns to their satisfaction. Capitol Ranch Real Estate, LLC does not make any representations, warranties or covenants of any kind or character, whether expressed or implied. The property information, videos and photos herein are copyrighted and may not be duplicated in whole or part.
