The property has everything from productive bottomland to oak covered hills. There is about 2 miles of frontage of both sides of the Leon River and 1/2 mile of the center of the river and an additional 5.5 miles of frontage along the old Leon River channel. Several creeks cross the property with springs and waterfalls, including a spectacular 20 foot waterfall known as the "Falloff". 160 acres is irrigated under pivot from 384 acre/feet/year of water rights from the Leon River. There are over 4,000 native pecan trees that produced over 100,000 lbs. of pecans in 2007. The ranch runs 325 head of adult cattle year round or 1,250 head of yearlings year round and has been cedar managed leaving good oak and elm cover. Elevations range from 640 feet to 800 feet.

Improvements include 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. The home is 5 years old and has a wraparound porch, stone fireplace, and many custom features. There are several barns and outbuildings and a great set of working pens. There is even an historic iron bridge being utilized on the ranch.

The river bottom is an arrowhead hunters paradise due to the many campsites along the river. Excellent hunting and fishing. There aren't many Central Texas ranches with this combination of productivity, character, variety, and beauty.

Contact Mike Bacon- 512 940-8800 or Steve Watson- 512 924-8480