This exceptional 167-acre ranch in Hamilton County, Texas offers a rare blend of natural beauty, functionality, and investment potential. Fully fenced and thoughtfully maintained, the property features a picturesque 3-acre lake fed by a reliable solar-powered well, providing a sustainable water source year-round. Lake is perfect for kayaking and fly fishing. It is stocked with Copper Nose Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass and Channel Catfish. Scattered throughout the landscape are impressive clusters of mature oak trees, creating a serene setting with plenty of shade and character.

The land is currently under a wildlife exemption, offering significant tax advantages while supporting native habitat and recreational opportunities. Whether you're looking for a private retreat, a hunting property, or a working ranch, this versatile acreage delivers. Wide-open spaces, gently rolling terrain, and abundant wildlife make this property a true slice of Texas countryside at its finest.

For the geologist or amateur rockhound, this ranch sits directly on the rich Cretaceous-age limestone of the Edwards Plateau and Trinity geological systems. In addition to excellent grazing conditions with lush pastures and oak hillsides, the ranch has rocky outcrops with creeks that slice deeply through the softer layers of limestone. These are home to 100 million year old crystals and natural phenomena such as massive septarian nodules, a perfect blend for the rockhounds and gem mineral enthusiasts.