This ranch has all the attributes most buyers desire. There are ponds with potential to expand or build more, a good balance of brush vs clearings, significant roll to the surface, paved road access, & a quiet remote location with large neighbors. These attributes, plus the fact it’s such an easy drive to both Bastrop & Austin, make it ideal for either a full time residence or weekend escape. The tree cover is diverse with mostly post oak but also cedar elm, American elm, live oak, water oak, black-jack oak, hackberry, & a few cedar. The clearings are re-sprouting mesquite. The under story is yaupon with scattered huckleberry & American beauty berry. There are also plenty of native grasses.

Wildlife is plentiful with deer, hog & even turkey frequenting the area. When I was at the property taking photos for this advertisement, a turkey hen walked right by my truck.

The property has good exterior fencing & is cross fenced into 4 pastures ranging in size from 26 acres to 35 acres. The owners will consider subdividing but due to economy of size, individual pastures will be priced higher. Each pasture has it’s own lane surveyed out to Jeddo Road. This would allow any future buyer the ability to actually own county road access, rather than having to deal with an easement. There will be common sense deed restrictions placed on any sale.

Power runs the length of the property & there is a public water system along Jeddo Road.