1690 County Road 530, Evant, Texas

Description

Experience the beauty of Central Texas on this 119.20-acre ranch in Hamilton County, located at 1690 County Road 530 in Evant, TX. This exceptional property combines productive cattle land, abundant wildlife habitat, stunning natural features, and extensive ranch infrastructure.

The landscape showcases rolling pastures, mature hardwoods, rugged terrain, dramatic cliffs overlooking the Lampasas River, and expansive hilltop views. The Lampasas River borders the southern boundary while Cottonwood Creek winds through the property, creating excellent wildlife habitat and adding to the ranch's scenic appeal. Multiple ponds, native grasses, and an abundance of Pecan, Live Oak, Elm, and Mesquite trees further enhance the property's character.

With a long history of cattle production, the ranch is equipped with cross-fencing, livestock pens, cattle working facilities, holding pens, and fencing suitable for both cattle and horses. The property is currently agriculturally exempt and is well suited for cattle, equine, sheep, goat, and mixed-use agricultural operations.

Wildlife is abundant throughout the ranch, with whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, and numerous native species frequently seen on the property. The combination of river frontage, creek systems, wooded cover, and open pasture creates an outstanding recreational and hunting environment.

Improvements include a three-bedroom, two-bath single-wide home, an original farmhouse dating back to the late 1800s, two barns, equipment and hay storage areas, a detached 36' x 34' garage, and a private 400-foot water well. Cooperative electric service, septic, and county road frontage provide convenience for daily ranch operations.

Whether you're seeking a working cattle ranch, hunting property, recreational retreat, equine facility, or family legacy ranch, this rare Lampasas River property delivers the land, water, infrastructure, and natural beauty that make Central Texas ranches highly desirable.

Directions: From Evant head West on Highway 84, about 10 miles right on County Road 530, follow CR 530 and cross the Lampasas River, the property starts on the right just past the bridge. Stay on CR 530 until you get to the entrance of the property. Look for UCRE Signage.