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$999,000

86 ± Acres | Rochelle, Texas | San Saba County Set in the rolling country of San Saba County, this 86-acre ranch offers a rare combination of productive bottomland, elevated views, and turnkey improvements within easy reach of major Texas markets. The property lies approximately two hours from Austin, thirty minutes from Brownwood, and a short drive from San Saba, providing genuine seclusion without sacrificing accessibility. A gated entrance leads down the ranch road to the headquarters, a 4-bedroom, 2-bath home with a substantial addition that functions as a second living area. Well suited for a primary or secondary residence, weekend retreat, or hunting headquarters. Supporting improvements include two barns and a producing water well, providing the infrastructure to operate immediately upon closing. The lower portion of the ranch is defined by mature hardwoods, deep shade, and consistently strong native forage…the kind of country that holds wildlife and supports livestock with minimal supplementation. Two ponds anchor the property. The larger is aerated and stocked with a healthy population of mature catfish, offering excellent recreational fishing year-round. Wildlife is varied and abundant. Whitetail and Rio Grande turkey are typically present with axis deer documented on the property as well. Dove and duck both make seasonal appearances, and feral hogs round out a diverse mix of native wildlife. From the bottoms, the terrain rises into sandstone hills that crest to reveal sweeping 360-degree views across the surrounding ranch country. The elevation change adds meaningful diversity to the property, creating distinct hunting, grazing, and recreational zones across a relatively compact footprint. Minerals: See Broker. Taxes: Ag exempt. See Broker for more info. The information contained herein is understood to be accurate and reliable, but it is not guaranteed.

9851452 MLS ⋅ 76872 Zip Code

86 ± Acres | Rochelle, Texas | San Saba County Set in the rolling country of San Saba County, this 86-acre ranch offers a rare combination of productive bottomland, elevated views, and turnkey improvements within easy reach of major Texas markets. The property lies approximately two hours from Austin, thirty minutes from Brownwood, and a short drive from San Saba, providing genuine seclusion without sacrificing accessibility. A gated entrance leads down the ranch road to the headquarters, a 4-bedroom, 2-bath home with a substantial addition that functions as a second living area. Well suited for a primary or secondary residence, weekend retreat, or hunting headquarters. Supporting improvements include two barns and a producing water well, providing the infrastructure to operate immediately upon closing. The lower portion of the ranch is defined by mature hardwoods, deep shade, and consistently strong native forage…the kind of country that holds wildlife and supports livestock with minimal supplementation. Two ponds anchor the property. The larger is aerated and stocked with a healthy population of mature catfish, offering excellent recreational fishing year-round. Wildlife is varied and abundant. Whitetail and Rio Grande turkey are typically present with axis deer documented on the property as well. Dove and duck both make seasonal appearances, and feral hogs round out a diverse mix of native wildlife. From the bottoms, the terrain rises into sandstone hills that crest to reveal sweeping 360-degree views across the surrounding ranch country. The elevation change adds meaningful diversity to the property, creating distinct hunting, grazing, and recreational zones across a relatively compact footprint. Minerals: See Broker. Taxes: Ag exempt. See Broker for more info. The information contained herein is understood to be accurate and reliable, but it is not guaranteed.

11079 Cr 266, Rochelle

$799,993

Recreational Paradise offing Excellent Hunting with two old hunting cabins on site with Water meter, Artesian Well 30 PSI without a pump fills pond if low, septic, and electric. Shop, 6 strand new livestock fencing down West Line and Good Non Climb down the East - In Wildlife - CR 241 is a short 3/4 mile gravel road and very Private and Secluded. Amazing Elevation looking toward the Colorado River. About 20 minutes to downtown San Saba Famous for "Pecan Capital of the World" Award winning Golf Course voted no 11 in Texas by Goldpass.com - Check out the Chamber of Commerce site for a full line of Events & Activities. Mill Pond Park offers beach swimming area with beautiful gardens and water fall. Not far from Colorado Bend State Park. Hill Country Retreat just 1.75 hr from Austin Texas!

9898263 MLS ⋅ 76872 Zip Code

Recreational Paradise offing Excellent Hunting with two old hunting cabins on site with Water meter, Artesian Well 30 PSI without a pump fills pond if low, septic, and electric. Shop, 6 strand new livestock fencing down West Line and Good Non Climb down the East - In Wildlife - CR 241 is a short 3/4 mile gravel road and very Private and Secluded. Amazing Elevation looking toward the Colorado River. About 20 minutes to downtown San Saba Famous for "Pecan Capital of the World" Award winning Golf Course voted no 11 in Texas by Goldpass.com - Check out the Chamber of Commerce site for a full line of Events & Activities. Mill Pond Park offers beach swimming area with beautiful gardens and water fall. Not far from Colorado Bend State Park. Hill Country Retreat just 1.75 hr from Austin Texas!

567 County Road 241, Rochelle

$110,000

This 10-acre tract features gently rolling terrain with slight elevation changes, creating an ideal and usable landscape. The property includes a diverse mix of hardwoods and native trees, including post oak and cedar elm. Scattered clearings provide ample space for grazing, food plots, or potential homesites, while the denser areas offer excellent cover for wildlife and added privacy. Soils consist primarily of sandy loam, making the property well-suited for cattle grazing. With approximately 60% open pasture and 40% brush country, this tract offers a balanced mix of functionality and natural beauty. Fenced on two sides with five-strand barbed wire and new twisted wire fencing along the south boundary. A new gated entrance has been installed off CR 424. Electricity is available on the neighboring tract. A nearby water well is approximately 100 feet deep with reported yields of around 20 GPM. Additional acreage is available.

9369418 MLS ⋅ 76872 Zip Code

This 10-acre tract features gently rolling terrain with slight elevation changes, creating an ideal and usable landscape. The property includes a diverse mix of hardwoods and native trees, including post oak and cedar elm. Scattered clearings provide ample space for grazing, food plots, or potential homesites, while the denser areas offer excellent cover for wildlife and added privacy. Soils consist primarily of sandy loam, making the property well-suited for cattle grazing. With approximately 60% open pasture and 40% brush country, this tract offers a balanced mix of functionality and natural beauty. Fenced on two sides with five-strand barbed wire and new twisted wire fencing along the south boundary. A new gated entrance has been installed off CR 424. Electricity is available on the neighboring tract. A nearby water well is approximately 100 feet deep with reported yields of around 20 GPM. Additional acreage is available.

Tract 2 TBD Private Road 920, Rochelle

$249,000

This 24-acre tract has been thoughtfully designed to balance functionality and natural beauty. The front field has been cleared of mesquite to allow the Klein grass to thrive, while the middle field retains partial cover for structure and additional grazing. The back field remains untouched, providing a natural sanctuary for wildlife. A diverse mix of hardwoods and native trees, post oak, live oak, and cedar elm, compliments scattered clearings ideal for grazing, food plots, or homesites, while wooded portions offer privacy and shade. Little Brady Creek runs north to south through the property, feeding a large pond surrounded by centuries-old live oaks. With over 400 feet of frontage and a new entrance along well-maintained CR 424, plus sandy loam soils suited for grazing or hay production, this property offers a balanced blend of open pasture, timber, and seasonal creek bottom perfect for agricultural, recreational, or residential use.

7287207 MLS ⋅ 76872 Zip Code

This 24-acre tract has been thoughtfully designed to balance functionality and natural beauty. The front field has been cleared of mesquite to allow the Klein grass to thrive, while the middle field retains partial cover for structure and additional grazing. The back field remains untouched, providing a natural sanctuary for wildlife. A diverse mix of hardwoods and native trees, post oak, live oak, and cedar elm, compliments scattered clearings ideal for grazing, food plots, or homesites, while wooded portions offer privacy and shade. Little Brady Creek runs north to south through the property, feeding a large pond surrounded by centuries-old live oaks. With over 400 feet of frontage and a new entrance along well-maintained CR 424, plus sandy loam soils suited for grazing or hay production, this property offers a balanced blend of open pasture, timber, and seasonal creek bottom perfect for agricultural, recreational, or residential use.

Tract 3 TBD Cr 424, Rochelle

$1,100,000

This 200± acre slice of Texas Hill Country is being cut from a larger 400-acre tract and offers the perfect blend of seclusion, history, and opportunity. With potential access points from both FM 2315 and County Road 468, the land provides flexible entrance options, ideal for future homesteads, weekend retreats, or working operations. A water meter applied for and electricity available at the CR 468 entrance, streamlining your plans from day one. Once part of a historic 5,000-acre legacy ranch, this land has been stewarded with care for generations. It was once farmed and is now used for cattle grazing and recreational hunting. The terrain is naturally beautiful with a mix of open pasture and native brush, attracting abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, and dove, making it ideal for the outdoor enthusiast. An old sheep barn still stands on the property, doubling as functional working pens and a nod to the land’s ranching roots. Whether you’re looking to build a family compound, establish a hunting lease, or invest in your legacy, this land offers both peace and possibility. The surrounding area is rich in ranching heritage and rural charm. Picture early mornings watching the sunrise over the hills, quiet evenings under big Texas skies, and days spent working the land or exploring your own wide-open space. Plus, with additional adjoining and non-adjoining acreage owned by the same family, there may be future opportunities to expand your holding. This is more than just land, it’s your chapter in a long Texas story.

1250970 MLS ⋅ 76872 Zip Code

This 200± acre slice of Texas Hill Country is being cut from a larger 400-acre tract and offers the perfect blend of seclusion, history, and opportunity. With potential access points from both FM 2315 and County Road 468, the land provides flexible entrance options, ideal for future homesteads, weekend retreats, or working operations. A water meter applied for and electricity available at the CR 468 entrance, streamlining your plans from day one. Once part of a historic 5,000-acre legacy ranch, this land has been stewarded with care for generations. It was once farmed and is now used for cattle grazing and recreational hunting. The terrain is naturally beautiful with a mix of open pasture and native brush, attracting abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, and dove, making it ideal for the outdoor enthusiast. An old sheep barn still stands on the property, doubling as functional working pens and a nod to the land’s ranching roots. Whether you’re looking to build a family compound, establish a hunting lease, or invest in your legacy, this land offers both peace and possibility. The surrounding area is rich in ranching heritage and rural charm. Picture early mornings watching the sunrise over the hills, quiet evenings under big Texas skies, and days spent working the land or exploring your own wide-open space. Plus, with additional adjoining and non-adjoining acreage owned by the same family, there may be future opportunities to expand your holding. This is more than just land, it’s your chapter in a long Texas story.

TBD Fm 2315, Rochelle