This end-of-the-road ranch is a true hidden gem. With nearly 150 feet of elevation change, eight ponds, and sweeping panoramic views over the Little River bottom, its the kind of place that speaks for itself.
Access comes via CR 227, which dead-ends right into the property-so privacy is built in. From the gate, a gentle rise leads you into the ranch. The area near the entrance is mostly level, with a portion lying in the floodplain, making it perfect for grazing or pastureland.

As you move south, you’ll come to the base of a large hill, where you’re welcomed by a beautiful pecan bottom. Towering pecan trees-some that look centuries old-create a peaceful, park-like setting.
There are eight ponds scattered throughout the ranch. Most are ideal for watering livestock, while one larger pond, roughly a half-acre in size, sits near the pecan grove and offers great fishing potential.

Once you make it to the top of the hill, the view is nothing short of breathtaking. From this vantage point, you can see for miles-classic, big-sky Texas. Its the perfect homesite if you dream of sipping your morning coffee while watching cattle dot the horizon, deer and hogs moving through the trees, or a summer thunderstorm rolling in from miles away.

Theres plenty of room here for just about anything you can dream up-homes, barns, shops, an arena, or a full ranch headquarters. This ranch is also ideal for hunting and recreation. While 6070% of the land is open, the wooded areas are perfect for hunting, riding ATVs or horses, and exploring. With so many ponds, fishing opportunities abound.

Historically used for cattle ranching, the property features improved and native grasses and is dotted with hundreds of post oak trees. Several cattle pens are already in place, along with some cross fencing to help manage grazing.

The property is ag-exempt, with multiple water wells already on site. Electricity is available nearby-both at the county road and on a few neighboring tracts. Conveniently located about an hour from Bryan/College Station and the Austin area, and under an hour from Temple and Belton, this ranch offers both seclusion and accessibility.

Come find your piece of Texas-wide open skies, peaceful pastures, and the freedom to make it your own.

Here is your ticket to enjoying the outdoors and country life! This +/- 135 acre tract just south of Milano, provides an escape from the every day hustle and an ideal destination property.

Stunning elevation changes make this tract unique for the area. Over 70 ft of elevation changes makes the place idea for all things recreation. Whether you want to hunt, fish, ride ATVs or horses, this property will fit the bill. A meandering wet weather creek runs through the property for added character. There are several rocky outcrop areas that offer some really unique geology.

Two ponds are in place and ready for livestock, fishing or use for wildlife. With the topography, there may be some areas for even more ponds to be built.

The property is roughly 80% wooded with post oaks, elms, cedars and yaupons. You can leave it wild, or clear areas for your intended purpose! There are several large clearings near the county road which would be great for grazing or building on. There is a good network of trails to get you around the property from day one, making it that much easier to set up your deer stands of ride around looking for game. The property is home to ample wildlife from deer to hogs, coyotes and varmints to songbirds and more.

Multiple great building sites for a home, barn, shop and more. Sandy loam soils. No restrictions. The property is wildlife exempt for low taxes. Power and water lines run along CR 330.

Access come via CR 330, just a short drive off of HWY 36 in Milano. This is under 1 hour to B/CS and Temple/Belton and a little over an hour to the Round Rock area.

Come find your private retreat in Burleson County! This +/-16 acres located on CR 208 offers a place to make your own: build a home, shop and more or run cattle!

This property sits just minutes from Caldwell, and only a 1/2 mile off of HWY 21. You can be in Bryan/College Staton in about 20 minutes and Caldwell sits just 2 miles to the west.

There are 2 ponds on the property making it the perfect spot to bring the family and fish until dark. Build a home and make these ponds your back porch view!

The largest pond is nearly 1 acre in size and has some towering cypress trees along its banks. It’s stocked and ready to catch big bass in.

An ag exemption is in place, leading to low taxes and it’s currently being used for cattle. It’s mostly open, with some trees dotting the area around the ponds and creek as well as the county road.

There are two structures on the property that can be used for storage or other uses.

A water well may be needed if desired.