473 County Road 210, Hamilton, Texas

Description

GRAND OAKS RANCH 233± ACRES HAMILTON, TEXAS

Just five minutes from Hamilton and within two hours of Austin and Dallas, Grand Oaks Ranch offers 233± high-fenced acres, a fully furnished hunting lodge, and an established wildlife program—ready to enjoy from day one.

Rolling hills, century-old Live Oaks and Spanish Oaks, and oak- and elm-lined creek bottoms create diverse wildlife habitat and picturesque scenery. Elevated hilltops showcase sweeping views toward the distant Fairy Mountains, while generous covered porches offer a front-row seat to Texas sunsets. Three natural drainages, three existing water gaps, and an excellent potential site for a large body of water provide opportunities for future water and habitat development.

Now three years into its wildlife management program, the ranch is being developed to establish a high-quality whitetail herd with improved genetics. Recently introduced are four two-year-old whitetail bucks in the 140–160-inch class, with potential to reach 200+ inches at maturity, along with five additional does, bringing the total to ten does plus last summer's fawns. Exotic wildlife includes four blackbuck does, two blackbuck bucks, two axis does, and two axis bucks, approximately 2–3 years old. Rio Grande turkey, dove, and bobwhite quail also inhabit the ranch.

Completed in October 2024, the nearly new, fully furnished lodge features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, inviting open living areas, a spacious laundry room, an attached one-car garage, and covered porches ideal for relaxing after a day outdoors. Perfect for hunting weekends, family gatherings, or extended stays.

With established infrastructure, a growing wildlife population, and exciting potential for further improvements, Grand Oaks Ranch offers immediate enjoyment and the opportunity to shape a private hunting retreat, family getaway, or legacy property. Wildlife management and future hunting results are not guaranteed.

Directions: The property is approximately 3 miles north of Hamilton, with access from County Road 210 via an approximately 2, 100-foot easement road leading to the ranch gate. Look for the high fence and sign.