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56 acres in Lee County, Texas

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

Call Agent, Walter for more info: 512-540-1981

UNDER CONTRACT! A beautiful place in the country, very quiet and peaceful!

This property is easily accessible, about 1.7 miles off highway 77, near the Tanglewood community and has paved county road 415 frontage on two sides. Less than an hour from College Station, and approximately one hour from the Austin area!

There is electricity on the property and rural water is about .2 miles away. There is an agricultural tax exemption in place keeping the taxes very low each year. About 1/4 of this of this 56 acre Lee county property is heavily wooded with large oak and cedar trees. The remainder is excellent pasture with improved and native grasses and offers excellent cattle grazing. Seller to convey all minerals owned.

It has a barn/ equipment shed, excellent perimeter and cross fencing and three very nice stock ponds. This property offers great hunting potential with an abundance of whitetail deer and other wildlife. There are several great home sites. This property was made to enjoy and would be a beautiful place to call home.

89.35 acres in Falls County, Texas

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

UNDER CONTRACT! Nice 89.35 acre property, convenient to Temple. Fertile soils allow this property to be very productive for grazing, or even row crop operations. Minimal small mesquites and has been sprigged with coastal.

Nice hilltop views, with the property gently sloping towards a large creek. This tract is set up perfectly for grazing, hunting, or building a future home! One pond is great for watering livestock and wildlife.

The property is accessed via a 30′ wide deeded easement off of FM 1772, offering great seclusion. Power lines run a long the easement, making them easy to tie into for a home, cabin or future barn.

Show by appointment only.

26 acres in Milam County, Texas

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

Contract Pending! Prime property just outside the Williamson County line!

This property is a great opportunity for fertile farm land or future home site. Located on CR 437, just 2 miles north of Thorndale, and only 30 miles from the I-35 corridor, and Austin-area! This property has paved road frontage, Southwest Milam Water line and power are nearby making it a great spot for your improvements–whether that be a home, shop or barn. Property is flat with trees near the access road and old barn.

Most of this tract is currently used for growing corn, milo and cotton with the remaining acreage being used for native pasture for cattle. The row crop area could be used in the future, or planted in grass, if desired, for excellent grazing or hay cutting. Ag exemption in place leading to low taxes, no restrictions, and property is currently leased for crops.

185.98 acres in Milam County, Texas

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

CONTRACT PENDING!! Prime ranch land with river frontage! This 185.987 acres offers the discerning rancher great opportunities for a working ranch thats ready for cattle or recreational uses.

The ranch is primarily improved pasture and has been recently sprigged with coastal bermuda in areas. Approximately 121 acres of coastal has already been fertilized. Numerous mature pecan trees reside in the areas surrounding the river and present some additional income production.

A small barn is in place near the middle of the property for equipment/feed storage. Power and a water well are also in place currently. There are several great homesites and a set of cattle-working pens near the river.

Plentiful wildlife roam the property including deer, hogs and predators and some nice bucks have been harvested in years past.

This ranch boasts over 3000 of prime San Gabriel River frontage which meanders along the southern border of the property. It also has part of a 5-acre lake as well as several season sloughs that help to provide water for cattle and wildlife alike. New fencing in place in many areas, most the eastern boundary will require fencing.

Property is accessed via a deeded easement that is in great shape and similar to your typical local county roads. This property is in a great location near a private air strip and Apache Pass event center and steak house!

Nice home in the country!

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

Nice home in the country!

This 9.351 acres located on CR 319, just south of Rockdale, has all the things you would want in a property! A large ~2900 square foot home is located near the front of the property. Built in 2015, it’s ready to move in and enjoy. It is two-story with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a bonus room upstairs for guests or games with its own full bath. The exterior is a brown vertical hardie board leading to lower maintenance. The interior features tall ceilings, large kitchen and plenty of rooms and storage space. Both wood and tile floors throughout, with carpet upstairs. The living area has plenty of room for the whole family to enjoy along with a formal dining area and nook area. The kitchen has granite counter tops, double oven, nice appliances and a large pantry. The master bedroom has a fireplace, and spacious bathroom and closet as well. Guest bedrooms are opposite of the master and have a jack and jill bathroom. The backyard makes you feel right at home with a nice back porch area for gatherings and a fenced-in back yard for our pets. The home has a 2-car garage, two water heaters, two A/C units and aerobic septic. A southwest milam water meter is also in place. In addition to the main home, there is a 1 bedroom/1 bath cabin as well that’s great for guests or family.

The property has a barn and tack room that’s ready for horses or other livestock. Property has fencing in place for livestock or pets. There are two ponds on the property: one in front of the main home, and one just beyond the back yard that is over 1/2 acre in size and looks great for fishing. You can relax and recreate with just a short walk to either one. The rear of the property is wooded and would be great for hunting, horseback riding, or ATV’s. Numerous large oaks, water oaks, cedars and some mesquites make up the wooded area.

This property is located just minutes from the amenities of Rockdale and approximately 1 hour from both Austin or College Station. Accessed via 908 S, and just one mile down CR 319.

204.8 acres in Milam County, Texas

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

Own a piece of Central Texas history! This 204.805 acre ranch has been in the same family since the 1870’s!

This property offers the ultimate end of the road privacy. County Road 327A dead ends at the front gate. From there, you follow a 1-mile long, private, winding driveway to a house on the hill. This custom home was built in 2002 and offers a great place to call home, use for the weekend, or use as a hunting lodge. With three beds and three baths, there is ample room for the whole family or guests. The home features wood and carpet flooring, large living area and mud room, custom floor plan and a covered carport. Front and rear porches serve as a great place to relax. The home has a metal roof, brick walls, and the exterior ceilings are Hardie board—making this home built to last for the long run. It is very practical and functional in design. Private water well, septic, and power are all in place. A 36×24 concrete-floored shop is also in place, which has a 42×20 lean to on the south side for equipment storage. This shop has plenty of room for tools and storage. A small wooden-frame storage building is also in place. There are several great locations for additional home sites.

This property features awesome elevation changes of over 70 feet throughout the property. The home sits atop a 570′ hill, one of the two highest points on the property. The northern boundary drops to 500′, and the rest of the ranch is rolling somewhere between! The hilltop offers views of 6-8 miles!

The property is the perfect mix of roughly 50% wooded and 50% open. The open areas have native and improved pastures and some 30 head of cattle call it home currently. The ranch has good fencing around the perimeter and has some cross-fencing as well for rotating the herd. A good set of metal working pens are in place too. The wooded areas have tall post oaks, cedars and yaupon, with some small scattered mesquites here and there. The ranch has three ponds, with the largest being about 1/2 acre in size and offers good fishing opportunities. There are several creek areas, one of which has a freshwater spring that runs year-round and has for as long as the family can remember! Several additional locations for potential pond sites. Deer, hogs, ducks, and numerous turkeys frequent the ranch making it great for hunting. Several hunting blinds are in place. With several of the neighboring ranches being large, the hunting pressure in the area is low. This property is well-suited for shooting, hiking, camping, fishing, or riding ATV’s. This ranch offers many different options for future uses, whether that be cattle, permanent home, or use recreationally. The property is very conducive to high-fencing due to it’s unmatched privacy. Half of the southern boundary is already high-fenced by a neighbor.

Minerals and water rights may be available. No current mineral leases! Property is ag exempt. Cattle lease in place. Please make appointment to view!!

117 acres in Milam County, Texas

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

+/- 117 acres, with numerous potential uses. This property is set up to be very multifunctional, whether it be used for a homesite, cattle, hay, or hunting.

A nice open area is situated in the front of the property, covering about 15 acres. This area would are great for a home site, grazing or hay-cutting. Scattered oaks are located along the southern boundary, with some great grass in this area as well.

This tract is approximately 40% wooded with thick elms, post oaks, mesquites, and some live oaks as well. Two small ponds are in place and work well for livestock and wildlife. Numerous trails run through this wooded area, making it great for trail riding with horses or ATVs or getting to your favorite hunting spot. Plentiful deer and hogs frequent the wooded areas and have rarely been pressured over the years.

The rear of the property has a hay field of about 40 acres in size. This area has been cut for hay for many years, and is mostly native grasses. This area could also be grazed as it is currently cross-fenced to be separate form the other acreage. A small wet-weather creek runs through this area and feeds into the wooded area along Bear creek that forms the northern boundary. Bear Creek is a larger wet-weather creek. This rear hayfield area also has some great elevation change, as the back of the property slowly drops some 50′ from a hill top down to Bear creek. A total of 80′ of elevation change occurs between the county road and the creek!

Ag exemption in place. Fencing will be needed along the southern boundary. Access is off of CR 208A, which dead ends in front of the property. A new gate will be needed for access off of the county road. Water line and power are in the area.

NOTE: Poultry barns to the south are inactive and empty. Acreage is only an approximation, new survey will be required.

43.86 acres in Milam County, Texas

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

Contact the listing agent, Walter Dean, at 512-540-1981 for more info!

Beautiful Milam County property that has much to offer!

Easily accessible from Highway 79, just 4.5 miles east of Rockdale! Convenient to Temple, Bryan-College Station, and the Austin areas! This 43.865 acre tract features a perfect home site with electricity, and both wooded and open areas. Sandy Creek flows through the rear of the property and is lined with many large trees. This property offers great hunting, and the large trees near the creek are a bowhunter’s dream spot! There is a thriving deer herd in the area with the potential to harvest trophy-quality bucks. Feral hogs, predators and migratory birds are also on the property. One nice pond for fishing or livestock alike. The property is ag exempt and fenced around the perimeter. There is also a barn and equipment storage area in place. Water well needed.

This is a must-see place to use, live, and enjoy!

58.63 acres in Williamson County, Texas

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

Call Walter Dean, agent, at 512-540-1981 for more info

Taking back up offers! A beautiful, quiet place on Brushy Creek! This pristine property is located about 25 miles from Austin, just 7 miles southeast of Hutto, and 11 miles from Round Rock on CR 129 in Williamson County!

This 58.638 acre property has excellent building sites for your dream home with both wooded and open areas to choose from. It has improved coastal Bermuda pastures which are currently being used to produce high quality hay. This is a great ranch for cattle, horses, recreation or just enjoying the outdoors. There are several great locations for a pond or lake. This tract is ag exempt with low yearly taxes.

The wooded areas of the property have beautiful oak, elm and other native tress and is home to many song birds, game birds, and native wildlife as well.

This property features approximately 1700′ of clear, flowing Brushy Creek. This year-round beautiful, tranquil creek is lined with huge, stately elm and pecan trees and offers opportunities for fishing, camping, bird watching or nature walks! This is a beautiful property, just waiting for you to enjoy it!

18.22 acres in Milam County, Texas

Posted on: January 25th, 2021 by John Dean

18.22 acres ready for your improvements!

Located just Southeast of Rockdale on Fairview Drive which is a paved road. Completely fenced with excellent net wire– it’s ready to run cattle, horses or other livestock. This property has several wet-weather creeks that run through the wooded areas in the rear. Several possible pond locations along creeks. Good pasture area up front that would be great for cattle or cutting hay on, or would make for a great spot for a home. Thick woods of oaks, cedars and water oaks make up the majority of the tree cover. There is plentiful wildlife in the area–deer, hogs and occasional turkeys.

Access gate is in place and there’s a nice area near the front that has been cleaned up for parking etc. Ag exemption in place—taxes were only $47 in 2019. Bartlett Electric and southwest Milam Water line run along the road.

Restrictions in place to protect property values in the area such as no junk, no mobile homes, no commercial businesses etc. No HOA or HOA fees in place.