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When people hear TEXAS they think of big ranches, like the world famous King Ranch known for it's horses, cattle and now sod. Here in Central Texas, around the Austin Metro area, there are lots of counties that offer a wide variety of ranch and farm land to fit any need, big or small.
Are you a horse enthusiast? Looking for greener pastures? Consider looking for horse properties in Bastrop County here in Central Texas. I found my Paint Horse ranch in between Bastrop and Smithville on the Colorado River when I relocated from Prescott, Arizona a number of years ago. Bastrop County has a lot to offer: plenty of trainers for all riding styles, good farriers, feed stores, mill for shavings, feed mill for custom feeds, pastures, ri... Read More »
Upton Texas is only a remnant of what it once was. Settled in about 1840 it grew from a one room school house to a community with a general store, a cotton gin, church and a post office - which provided postal service from then until it closed in the 1920's. Now mailing addresses no longer say Upton, rather Smithville which is the closest town, about six miles away. Bastrop is the next biggest town and it is about 15 miles. Austin and it's amenities is a good 45 min... Read More »
Delhi Texas was originally going to be called Iron Mountain when the town was big enough to apply for a post office but the Postal Service rejected that nameand Delhi was chosen. They say that the name came belonged to a local resident who sold potions and provided entertainment to the community back then.That was in the late 1800's. Delhi was not a railroad town. Its weather, altitude and soils - much of which is sandy loam - was good for livestock and agriculture and the local businesses that ... Read More »
Located just six miles outside of downtown Bastrop this horse/cattle ranch has lots to offer! Almost 100 acres in the pines with approximately 30 acres of cleared and improved pasture. Current owners have sucessfully run a small cow calf operation over the years with an average of 25 pair , as well as running their cutting horse breeding and training facility. Substantially built older home is well suited for an addition and could be one of the show places in Bastro... Read More »
Pine Gap is a small subdivision of Gentleman's Ranches located in the loblolly pines west of McMahan on Hwy 713 about 1.5 miles east of Hwy 304 . There are approximaley sixteen ranches in this small subdivision ranging from 10 acres on up to 60+ acres. The subdivision has gravel roads that are maintained by annual voluntary participation by the ranch owners. Telephone, electric and water services are available to most of the properties. Th... Read More »
This is a lovey 12 acre farm and ranch property located in the Upton area of Smithville in Bastrop County that would make a wonderful farm or ranch. Centrally located it is approx. 45 min. from Austin, 15 minutes from Bastrop, 7 minutes from Smithville it has great paved access and lovely ranch land views. It is a flag lot and utilities such as electric, water, and telephone service are available but not yet installed on the property. It has a wond... Read More »
My husband and I moved to Central Texas a number of years ago and we brought our fifteen Paint horses with us. We looked all over the Austin area and ended up purchasing a lovely ranch on the Colorado River in Bastrop. We loved the amenities that the town of Bastrop had to offer and the fact that it was only about 15 minutes from Austin Bergstrom International Airport, 30-40 minutes from South Austin, about 2 hours from San Antonio, Houston, or the coast.Th... Read More »
Farms and Ranches Around Austin
There are ranches for exotic animals, such as the Buffalo Ranch in Caldwell County. You can find a tree farm in Bastrop County, large cattle ranches in every direction, plenty of horse ranches/facilities for all breeds and disciplines, vineyards in the Hill Country, lavendar ranches, and lots of the smaller "gentleman ranches." This area also can cater to the buyer who wants to buy undeveloped ranch land to build their very own dream ranch as there are lots of wonderful parcels of land available, large or small. You can find ranches with native or improved pastures, loblolly pines, rolling terrain or flat for farming, stock ponds, and wet or dry creeks. There is something for everyone who dreams of being a Texas rancher.
