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$1,899,200
6538819 MLS ⋅ 76871 Zip Code
Looking for a place that isn't too big or too small? This could be it! With around 320 acres that is very easily traversed, you will find a manageable sized ranch for hunting, recreation, or as an investment property. Maybe running some cattle is your thing? Plenty of grass to be found here as well. This area is known for great hunting for whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs. And you never know when some type of exotic will roam through as there have been reports of axis and other exotics in the area. Wingshooting for dove can be great at times, especially around the three reliable tanks found here. Bobwhite quail are even making a strong comeback in this area and several have been spotted on this property! It's also worth noting there are some incredible views to be found throughout the ranch as revealed along the nicely rolling terrain. WATER: There are three tanks (ponds) that seem to hold water very well, providing a great resource for the local wildlife as well as any livestock. ELECTRICITY: Several electric lines cross the property. IMPROVEMENTS: A modular 3-bed-1-bath home is at the camp area, has never been used by the current owner and little is known about it. It could potentially be cleaned-up and made into a hunting camp house. The red building in the pictures can be bought outside of the ranch sale, and possibly the two deer blinds and feeders as well. Perimeter fencing is decent barb wire, and the north side is high fenced. If you desire a high fenced ranch, this one has a great start! MINERALS: Seller will convey all owned minerals, believed to be 100% with an acceptable offer. SUMMARY: Great hunting, pretty country, views for miles, electricity on site, multiple water sources, easy access, it's all here for a new owner to enjoy and make it their own. An awesome slice of the hill country of Texas! Give me a call and let's go take a look!

TBD Cr 296, Richland Springs
$1,200,000
5244399 MLS ⋅ 76853 Zip Code
Discover the opportunity to own over 67 acres of Texas land in the Lometa area, offering space, privacy, and flexibility for a variety of uses — along with sweeping views overlooking the Colorado River Valley. With the potential to divide the property into approximately 20-acre tracts, this acreage provides options for a private homesite, recreational property, small ranch, or investment opportunity. The property features a private well, scattered trees, partial fencing, and elevated views over the Colorado River Valley that make it well suited for a homesite or getaway retreat. With no deed restrictions, buyers have the freedom to explore the possibilities this land offers. Whether you're looking for room to build and enjoy the views, land for livestock, a weekend retreat, or acreage to hold as an investment, this property provides a blank canvas in the heart of Central Texas. Conveniently located near Lometa, this is an opportunity to acquire a substantial amount of acreage with the flexibility that today's land buyers are looking for. Over 67 acres, Colorado River Valley views, no restrictions, an existing well, and potential 20-acre tracts make this property worth taking a closer look at. Buyer and buyer's agent to verify all property boundaries, availability of utilities, well information, restrictions, subdivision potential, and permitted uses.

518 County Road 1403, Lometa
$4,963,000
3 Beds ⋅ 1482761 MLS ⋅ 76853 Zip Code
472 acres located just 8.6 miles northeast of Lometa and 20 miles northwest of Lampasas, this exceptional ranch offers the perfect blend of beauty, function, and privacy in the heart of Central Texas. The property features rolling topography with an impressive 320 feet of elevation change. Multiple prime vantage points capture breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Enjoy over one mile of both sides of Simms Creek, including natural springs, deep water holes and a 15ft waterfall. A picturesque one-acre tank and multiple wet weather creeks run through the property, adding to the wildlife appeal. Mature hardwoods abound, including but not limited to Pecan, Live Oak, Burr Oak, Shumard Oak, and Cedar Elm. Open pasture and 23 acres of productive hay fields provide an ideal balance for ranching, recreation, hunting, or investment. With more than half a mile of County Road 2200 frontage, the property offers excellent access. Existing improvements include a two-story farmhouse with 1656 square feet and private water well. The farm house needs some TLC but offers charm and versatility as a primary residence, hunting lodge, or weekend retreat. A separate 640-square-foot bunkhouse with private bath provides additional guest accommodations, while the early 1900s barn with hayloft adds rich history and function. A large portion of the property is cross fenced and perimeter fenced with barbed wire. The ranch is currently under a 1-D-1 agricultural exemption. Cattle production and hunting leases are in place with an area for RV campers that offers electricity. Whether you’re seeking a working ranch, recreational property, or private getaway, this remarkable acreage offers endless potential. Shown by appointment only.

16833 County Road 2200, Lometa
$1,799,892
5410189 MLS ⋅ 76853 Zip Code
Outstanding ranch offering hunting for deer, turkey, hogs, axis deer, live water, and easy access, while also suitable for running cattle. This area is known for great deer hunting and abundant turkey, with thick cover, diverse habitat, and areas ideal for food plots, along with open areas that can support grazing and livestock use. With frontage along County Road 2699, the property offers convenient access while maintaining privacy. Rural water is available at the road; electricity is on site! Great elevation changes provide long-range views and potential building sites. Over 1,400 feet of frontage on both sides of North Simms Creek provides live water, wildlife travel corridors, and scenic beauty. The ranch also features one pond, an old windmill water well that could possibly be reworked, several old rock walls, and evidence of past homesites, offering interesting exploration opportunities. Dense brush and timber create excellent habitat for game year-round, while water sources and terrain support livestock operations. Ideal as a hunting property, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment, this ranch combines wildlife habitat, water, accessibility, and agricultural potential.

TBD County Road 2699, Goldthwaite
$1,799,892
1358989 MLS ⋅ 76853 Zip Code
Outstanding ranch offering hunting for deer, turkey, hogs, axis deer, live water, and easy access, while also suitable for running cattle. This area is known for great deer hunting and abundant turkey, with thick cover, diverse habitat, and areas ideal for food plots, along with open areas that can support grazing and livestock use. With frontage along County Road 2699, the property offers convenient access while maintaining privacy. Rural water is available at the road; electricity is on site! Great elevation changes provide long-range views and potential building sites. Over 1,400 feet of frontage on both sides of North Simms Creek provides live water, wildlife travel corridors, and scenic beauty. The ranch also features one pond, an old windmill water well that could possibly be reworked, several old rock walls, and evidence of past homesites, offering interesting exploration opportunities. Dense brush and timber create excellent habitat for game year-round, while water sources and terrain support livestock operations. Ideal as a hunting property, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment, this ranch combines wildlife habitat, water, accessibility, and agricultural potential.

TBD County Road 2699, Goldthwaite
$1,595,000
5784368 MLS ⋅ 76853 Zip Code
Simms Creek Ranch is one of the most unique live water opportunities in Central Texas, highlighted by year-round spring-fed creek frontage, dramatic elevation changes, and exceptional native tree cover. The property was once part of the historic Wagon Wheel Ranch, with Native American artifacts discovered throughout, adding meaningful historical depth to the land. This 155-acre ranch is located near Lometa, Texas and features approximately 1,500 feet of frontage on both sides of Simms Creek, one of the most reliable spring-fed creeks in Lampasas County. The land offers a balanced mix of open pasture, rolling terrain, and hardwood-lined creek bottoms. Elevated hilltops provide long-range views of the surrounding countryside, enhancing both usability and scenic appeal. The ranch is well suited for recreation, hunting, fishing, and long-term land stewardship, offering privacy and natural beauty. Simms Creek Ranch supports a strong native wildlife population, including whitetail deer, feral pigs, Rio Grande turkey, dove, quail, ducks, coyote, bobcat, and other species native to the region. Tree cover includes mature live oak, red oak, cedar elm, Ashe juniper, Texas ash, and flameleaf sumac. The landscape features a desirable blend of upland prairie, bottomland thickets, and elevation changes. Water is a defining feature of the ranch, with approximately 1,500 feet of frontage on both sides of Simms Creek, an additional natural spring feeding directly into the creek, and three stock tanks that enhance water distribution and wildlife habitat. Broker Comment: Simms Creek Ranch represents one of the finest live water offerings currently available in Central Texas. Tracts with dependable spring-fed water, meaningful elevation, and long-range views are increasingly difficult to find.

TBD Fm 1047, Lometa
$2,900,000
3921240 MLS ⋅ 76550 Zip Code
MOTIVATED SELLER. The lowest price per acre for a live water ranch within 1 hour of Austin, TX. Lucy Creek Ranch is a premier 386 acre live-water Texas Hill Country ranch located in Lampasas County, just 1 hour and 12 minutes from Austin. This rare offering features over half a mile of spring-fed Lucy Creek, dramatic limestone bluffs, rolling terrain, and excellent long-term investment potential. Live-water ranches of this caliber and proximity to Austin are increasingly difficult to replace. The ranch showcases rolling Hill Country topography with mature live oak motts, cedar flats, and healthy native grasses. Open pastures blend seamlessly with hardwoods and cedar, providing excellent habitat for wildlife and grazing. Elevation changes create long-range views and multiple elevated homesites ideal for a family retreat, recreational ranch, or future improvements. Lucy Creek flows year-round and remains reliable even during drought, offering audible streamflow, deep pools, and a scenic limestone backdrop. Additional water features include wet-weather ravines with natural seep springs, a spring-fed pond suitable for waterfowl hunting or stocking, and four wet-weather stock tanks. Two drilled water wells are present, one currently supplying livestock troughs. Improvements include partial low fencing with cross fencing, an internal road system, electricity, two RV hookups, and a water line along CR 2207. Twometal RV overhangs allow for immediate use while maintaining flexibility for future development. Native wildlife includes whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, duck, and wild hogs, and the ranch carries an agricultural exemption. With frontage on both County Road 2207 and Highway 281, and just minutes from downtown Lampasas, Lucy Creek Ranch represents an outstanding hold-or-improve opportunity in the heart of the Texas Hill Country.

6729 Us Hwy 281 Highway, Lampasas
$3,186,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 3565920 MLS ⋅ 76539 Zip Code
Perched high above the Lampasas River, just 11 miles from downtown Lampasas, Texas, lies a 177-acre recreational hunting ranch with approximately 1,900 feet of river frontage. The charming home sits atop a high riverbank, offering stunning views and no flood concerns. Covered porches wrap around three sides, providing comfortable outdoor seating. A spacious carport accommodates all your vehicles. The 2,531 sq. ft. house features 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, an office, a large kitchen, and a generous dining area (table possibly included). The master bathroom boasts a glass block shower and a Jacuzzi tub. The entire home benefits from a soft water system. Recent updates include a new roof, gutters, and Pella double-pane windows with internal blinds. Low-maintenance ceramic tile floors complete the home. Tractor barn measuring 14' x 24' and a drive-thru barn at 19.6' x 20'. ¼-acre stock pond that has never gone dry. Three seasonal creeks. Good perimeter fencing. Water provided by Kempner Water Co-op. Electricity through Hamilton Electric Co-op.

543 County Road 4620, Kempner