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60 Acres in Milam County

Posted on: July 18th, 2024 by John Dean

This +/- 60-acre property just south of Milano offers a stunning retreat! Come build your dream home overlooking a nearly 2-acre lake!

The lake is fed by Sugar Mill Branch Creek, which runs consistently year-round. This pond offers clear water and a great habitat for giant bass. In years past, there have been some nice bass caught here! The creek area features some standing timber and lily pads, making it ideal for waterfowl hunting. This pond is a huge asset, one that you can build a legacy and family memories around!

The property itself is about 60% wooded with oaks, yaupons, elms, and cedars. There is plenty of room for hunting, and tons of deer and hogs traverse the property.

This property would be great for all things recreational, from hunting and fishing to horseback riding or ATV riding.

There are no restrictions in place other than for large commercial chicken farms, etc. Build your house, shop, barn, and more. In the short term, bring your camper, tent camp, and enjoy it!

The property is accessed via CR 328, just minutes off HWY 36. Located about 45 minutes from Bryan, 20 minutes from Caldwell, and 10 minutes from Milano. Easy access to the Texas Triangle!

110 Acres in Burleson County

Posted on: June 11th, 2024 by John Dean

Find your forever ranch in Burleson County! This 110.846-acre paradise has something for everyone. From scattered woods to a massive 4-acre lake, this place is ready to go.

Located on CR 316, which is paved, you’re in a great location tucked back off FM 908, but still within easy driving distance to Caldwell, Rockdale, and the Sandow Lakes site for local amenities, and about 35 minutes to Bryan/College Station. It’s just over 1 hour from the Austin area and 45 minutes to Taylor.

This beautiful property is about 80% wooded with oaks, elms, and even some pecan trees. Mixed into the wooded areas is a massive 4-acre lake, complete with winding creeks that are ideal for growing trophy bass.

This lake offers a great view from a future back porch of your new home, barn, shop, or whatever else you can dream up. There are dozens of great home and building sites. Mostly sandy loam soils throughout.

The property is fenced and ag-exempt thanks to cattle and honey bees. There are ample grazing or haying opportunities with lots of improved pasture.

There is over 3,000 ft of CR 316 road frontage for more development or multi-use options.

126 Acres in Lee County

Posted on: May 23rd, 2024 by John Dean

Contact Walter Dean at 512-540-1981 for more info!

This is a great little Texas ranch, located in the beautiful rolling hills of Lee County. It is about 3 miles off Highway 77, between Rockdale and Lexington, near the Tanglewood Community. It is about 55 miles from the Austin-Round Rock area, 35 miles from Taylor and the new Samsung plant, 60 miles from Bryan-College Station, and 60 miles from Temple-Belton. Sandow Lakes Ranch is just minutes away.

This property is 126.5 acres and is about half open pasture and half woods. The ranch is accessed from County Road 345, then by a short deeded easement to the property. It is fenced and ag exempt, with very low property taxes. This property has native pasture and is ready for cattle and horses. It has a nice set of steel cattle working pens and a 36×60 barn with a 20×60 attached shed along one side. There are also about 40 pecan trees that add beauty and value to this property.

A nice wet-weather creek adds some character to the property and would make a great location for building a pond. There are already two nice ponds in place for use for cattle or recreation, one of which is stocked and ready for fishing!

This ranch has great hunting and recreational possibilities! There are whitetail deer, feral hogs, native game animals, predators, and native and migratory game birds and waterfowl that call this place home. This is a great place for horseback riding, ATV adventures, exploring the wooded areas, bird watching, fishing, and just relaxing and enjoying the natural beauty.

There is a two-story home that has 1,546 square feet in the main living area and 468 square feet on the second story. There are wood decks on both levels and a nice fenced yard. Water is provided by a well on the property. This home can be used as a weekend getaway or fixed up to be a full-time home. There are several other great areas to build your new home too!

This ranch is a beautiful place in a great area! It offers a lot of privacy, peace, and quiet! Its just waiting for someone to enjoy!

10.01 Acres in Milam County

Posted on: February 8th, 2024 by John Dean

Lots of road frontage! Over 10 acres of raw, wooded land to make your own!

This property has over 400′ of road frontage with a depth of about 1200′. Located on CR 405, a short drive off of FM 1915.

This property is 90% wooded with tons of post oaks, elms and some cedars. Clear out a section for a home, or leave it heavily wooded for more recreational pursuits. An access trail has been cleared as well to get a truck or ATV back into the property with ease on day one.

Thanks to the woods that encompass the property, there is a lot of wildlife in the area from deer to hogs, bobcats and more. If you like to hunt, this spot is ready to go!

For utilities, the property has access to both power (bartlett electric) and a water line (Bell Milam Falls WSC), which have recently been installed. You would just need to purchase a meter for both of these services, and the water meter capacity has been reserved already so no hydraulic studies or capacity issues!

The property has a wildlife exemption in place, and the new owner can swap it to an ag exemption to keep taxes low, even after you build a home.

Value-added, reasonable restrictions are in place to keep out trash, junk, mobile homes, high density ag farms, commercial businesses etc. This should keep the area nice for years to come. Barndominiums are allowed!

Located just 35 minutes from Taylor, under 10 minutes to Lake Granger, 25 minutes to Rockdale, 45 minutes to Hutto/Round Rock, 25 minutes to the Temple/Belton area, and a little over 1 hour form B/CS.

More 6-10 acre tracts available, inquire for more info!

6 Acres in Milam County

Posted on: August 28th, 2023 by John Dean

332 acres in Milam County, Texas

Posted on: March 4th, 2023 by John Dean

Prime cattle ranch just outside of the Burlington area of north Milam County. This property has rolling hills, plentiful grazing, and several ponds.

this property has historically been used for cattle grazing thanks to its fertile, well drained soils. Two ponds are in place, the largest being nearly 2 acres. This pond would serve well for cattle and livestock, or for catching fish on a summer evening. Though it’s open, there is still plenty of wildlife in the area as well.

Serval hilltop home sites, or places to build cattle pens, barns and more. There are some scattered trees that dot the property, but for the most part, this property is open for grazing. One large power line cuts across the property. Ag exemption is in place leading to lower property taxes.

This property is accessed off of CR 133A, which dead ends into the property. CR 133 A is a short road that comes off of FM 1445 which is paved. Located approximately 1 hour from Waco and College Station and about 1.5 hours from the Round Rock area.

224.2 acres in Milam County, Texas

Posted on: March 4th, 2023 by John Dean

Big Elm Creek ranch offers a getaway for the buyer that wants live water, privacy and a great location. At +/-224.20 acres, you’ve got plenty of room to stretch your imagination to make the property work for you.

Big Elm creek traverses over 1-mile of western the edge of the property offering year-round water for fishing, duck hunting, and a great place for all sorts of wildlife to call home. This property offers excellent deer/hog hunting thanks to this creek.

Additionally, there are several sloughs that hold water depending on the time of year. Two ponds are in place, the largest being about 2.5 acres. This pond is well-established and should be enjoyable for fishing, wildlife, or watering livestock for years to come.

The property is about 75% open with good pasture throughout for grazing. The remaining area is wooded and varies from scattered trees to thick woods. Lots of elms dominate those wooded areas with the occasional pecan tree in the creek areas.

Located just 26 miles from Temple, 60 miles from Waco, and about 1 hour from the Round Rock area.

Several good home or building sites along the eastern parts of the property.

The property is ag exempt. Access via two county roads–CR 119 and CR 124. CR 124 dead ends into the property.