This approximately 262-acre tract in Williamson County offers a rare blend of productive agricultural land, recreational appeal, and long-term flexibility in the heart of the Central Texas growth corridor. Currently under a cattle lease that maintains the agricultural tax valuation, the property provides immediate operational use with low holding costs, while offering strong potential for a future homestead, family compound, or long-term investment. The open pastureland is well-suited for grazing, ranching, and wildlife habitat, with six livestock ponds supporting current operations and potential fishing and recreational use. Electricity is available along the road frontages, and water infrastructure includes a 3-inch Manville water line along CR 463 and an additional water line along CR 484, creating multiple access points for future home sites or improvements. The expansive rolling acreage and rural setting allow for hunting, outdoor recreation, or the development of one or multiple residences while preserving privacy and agricultural use. Located approximately 5 miles from Coupland, 6 miles from US 290 in Elgin, 14 miles from the Samsung semiconductor facility, and about 30 miles from downtown Austin and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, the property is also just 2.5 miles from the planned Lund Farm Development, reflecting ongoing residential and mixed-use growth in the area. Situated within one of the fastest-growing regions in Texas and served by Coupland ISD, this property offers a compelling combination of rural lifestyle, recreational enjoyment, and long-term upside.