A gorgeous ranch studded with majestic Live Oaks and nearly 3500 feet of frontage along Cedar Creek. This property could serve as a homestead, equine facility, or recreational getaway that is conveniently located 7 miles from Hwy 71 in Bastrop with direct access to State Hwy 304.

The 53.41 acres is primarily open pasture interspersed with majestic Live Oaks and Pecans. The mature Oaks and Cedar Elms on the northwestern side of the property could provide shelter and privacy for homesite. The dense canopy and underbrush along the creek serve as a tremendous travel corridor for wildlife such as Whitetail Deer and feral hogs, both of which have been observed on the property. The deep sandy loam soils on this property can be very productive agriculturally. Cedar Creek is the property boundary to the south. The creek is generally known as a year-round stream and has several areas with deep pools. A water well is located near the NW corner and it currently being used to provide water for the livestock.

A 30’x 60’ barn has been renovated with a new concrete slab and new corrugated metal roofing. This barn would be perfect for storing equipment and feed with large sliding doors.

The property is perimeter fenced in fair shape. The creek bottom is fenced off to prevent livestock from entering the creek. There is approximately 2200’ of frontage along Hwy 304. A portion of the property does lie within the 100-year floodplain.

The seller believes to own the entire mineral estate and may convey a portion with an acceptable offer. The property is currently qualified under the Agricultural tax valuation via a grazing lease.