$1,457,000

Antelope Creek Ranch - 124 +/- Acres Antelope Creek Ranch Lampasas County 124 +/- Acres DESCRIPTION: This prime 124+/- Acre ranch in Lampasas County has great hardwood tree cover, water, proximity, access, soils, and more! Water is abundant with roughly 5000ft of both sides of Antelope Creek. There is potential for more water development with several drainages and good clay available. This ranch has a great mix of live water, great hunting, hardwoods, and access with paved frontage on HWY 190. WATER: Water is abundant on this ranch, with 5,000 +/- feet of both of sides of Antelope Creek. There is also a Corix waterline running along HWY 190. WILDLIFE: Native wildlife such as white-tailed deer are found in abundance along with turkey, hogs, and dove. During the winter months, it can be a hotspot for waterfowl and quail. TOPOGRAPHY/VEGETATION: The topography is flat to rolling hardwood filled pastures and bottom land drainages which are LOADED with varied hardwood tree cover. Numerous varieties of hardwoods are present including Liveoaks, Post Oaks, Blackjack Oaks, Elms with areas of Mesquites and a few Cedar trees. The ranch also has great soils including Luckenbach clay loam, and Callahan loam. There have been several areas that have been selectively cleared, providing enhanced usability and aesthetic beauty, as well as ideal hunting habitat. LOCATION: Located in Texas Hill Country, this ranch is just 5 minutes West of Lometa, TX on Hwy 190 and 12 minutes East of San Saba. It also sits about 1 hour 30 min from Austin, 2 hours 15 min from Ft Worth, and an hour 30 min from Waco. MINERALS: See Broker. TAXES: See Broker. Antelope Creek Ranch - 124 +/- Acres Antelope Creek Ranch Lampasas County 124 +/- Acres DESCRIPTION: This prime 124+/- Acre ranch in Lampasas County has great hardwood tree cover, water, proximity, access, soils, and more! Water is abundant with roughly 5000ft of both sides of Antelope Creek. There is potential for more water development with several drainages and good clay available. This ranch has a great mix of live water, great hunting, hardwoods, and access with paved frontage on HWY 190. WATER: Water is abundant on this ranch, with 5,000 +/- feet of both of sides of Antelope Creek. There is also a Corix waterline running along HWY 190. WILDLIFE: Native wildlife such as white-tailed deer are found in abundance along with turkey, hogs, and dove. During the winter months, it can be a hotspot for waterfowl and quail. TOPOGRAPHY/VEGETATION: The topography is flat to rolling hardwood filled pastures and bottom land drainages which are LOADED with varied hardwood tree cover. Numerous varieties of hardwoods are present including Liveoaks, Post Oaks, Blackjack Oaks, Elms with areas of Mesquites and a few Cedar trees. The ranch also has great soils including Luckenbach clay loam, and Callahan loam. There have been several areas that have been selectively cleared, providing enhanced usability and aesthetic beauty, as well as ideal hunting habitat. LOCATION: Located in Texas Hill Country, this ranch is just 5 minutes West of Lometa, TX on Hwy 190 and 12 minutes East of San Saba. It also sits about 1 hour 30 min from Austin, 2 hours 15 min from Ft Worth, and an hour 30 min from Waco. MINERALS: See Broker. TAXES: See Broker.

$890,000

Offered at $980,000, this is an opportunity to own an 86 acre property with incredible views, highway frontage and investment potential in one of the Hill Country’s most sought-after regions. Location: Located just minutes from Lometa, this 86-acre Hill Country ranch offers sweeping long-range views, approximately 1700 feet of Highway 581 frontage, and exceptional versatility for cattle, recreation, or investment. A seasonal creek winds through the property, enhancing its natural character and appeal. The ranch is easily accessible from both Highway 581 and County Road 2745—just 9 minutes from Lometa and roughly 1 hour and 30 minutes from Austin. With electricity on-site and a water line along Highway 581, this property is well-positioned for future development, a premier homestead, or continued agricultural use. History: This parcel was once part of the historic Wagon Wheel Ranch — a notable operation recognized for its high-quality horse breeding and cattle program throughout much of the 20th century. The land reflects the authentic ranching heritage that defines this region, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of Hill Country history with investment potential. Land: Situated in the heart of Lampasas County, this 86-acre ranch offers a blend of usability, scenic beauty, and investment potential. The land is primarily flat with gentle rolling terrain, providing exceptional grazing opportunities for cattle or other livestock. A wet-weather creek meanders through the property, adding natural character and seasonal water features that enhance both ranching and recreational appeal. Electricity is on-site, and a community water line runs along FM 581—making this ranch well-suited for development, continued agricultural use, or long-term investment. Property is currently under Agriculture exemption. Offered at $980,000, this is an opportunity to own an 86 acre property with incredible views, highway frontage and investment potential in one of the Hill Country’s most sought-after regions. Location: Located just minutes from Lometa, this 86-acre Hill Country ranch offers sweeping long-range views, approximately 1700 feet of Highway 581 frontage, and exceptional versatility for cattle, recreation, or investment. A seasonal creek winds through the property, enhancing its natural character and appeal. The ranch is easily accessible from both Highway 581 and County Road 2745—just 9 minutes from Lometa and roughly 1 hour and 30 minutes from Austin. With electricity on-site and a water line along Highway 581, this property is well-positioned for future development, a premier homestead, or continued agricultural use. History: This parcel was once part of the historic Wagon Wheel Ranch — a notable operation recognized for its high-quality horse breeding and cattle program throughout much of the 20th century. The land reflects the authentic ranching heritage that defines this region, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of Hill Country history with investment potential. Land: Situated in the heart of Lampasas County, this 86-acre ranch offers a blend of usability, scenic beauty, and investment potential. The land is primarily flat with gentle rolling terrain, providing exceptional grazing opportunities for cattle or other livestock. A wet-weather creek meanders through the property, adding natural character and seasonal water features that enhance both ranching and recreational appeal. Electricity is on-site, and a community water line runs along FM 581—making this ranch well-suited for development, continued agricultural use, or long-term investment. Property is currently under Agriculture exemption.