Courtesy: Jesse James Real Estate
512-793-2851
14.6 acres of picture-perfect paradise in Mason County, Texas! This property is covered with large oak trees, mesquite, and native underbrush, creating a wildlife-rich habitat. A wet-weather creek runs through the property, adding both diversity and beauty. There is a water well, fencing, cross-fencing, and an old homesite. Surrounded by the rugged granite mountains of Mason and Llano Counties, this property sits in the middle of a semi-remote, peaceful Hill Country setting. The unique Bode Peak rises above the landscape nearby, adding even more character. If you're looking for a hunting retreat, homestead, or country vacation property with plenty of Hill Country charm, this one is truly worth checking out. Welcome to the Texas Hill Country, y’all!
Just a few miles south of the tiny hamlet of Pontotoc (Pawn-ee-tock) lies 20 acres of some of the nicest Ag-Exempt and unrestricted Hill Country property around. Along with amazing 360-degree panoramic views, the rolling pasture also includes native grasses and many huge oak trees. Several small ponds can be filled during the rainy times from the wet-weather creek and a half-acre of fantastical granite outcroppings and boulders forms a natural rock garden and playground for the kids. At night, away from towns and cities, the dark skies are stunning, with the Milky Way stretching from horizon to horizon. Electricity and fiber-optic internet are currently available on the property while water can be available from a shared well. A large forty foot long shipping container conveys with the property and can be used for storage or converted into living space. With the agricultural tax exemption already in place, taxes are extremely low ($34.95 in 2024). With a property as easy to maintain and as affordable as this one, your options are unlimited. Off-grid living, weekend getaway, small ranch, hunting property, etc. The sky is the limit.
Welcome to this exceptional 167-acre farm and ranch property, offering a rare combination of productivity, beauty, and recreation. Located in northwestern Llano and southwestern San Saba Counties, this land is well-suited for both cattle and wildlife. The pastures boast strong native and improved grasses, perfect for grazing, and are fully enclosed with perimeter fencing, making it turnkey for livestock operations. A solid set of working cattle pens is already in place, adding functionality to the property. Two reliable water wells (20GPM) ensure a steady water supply for both livestock and future residential use. Scattered throughout the ranch are large, mature oak trees that provide shade, visual appeal, and excellent habitat for wildlife. The ranch is known for its big deer and abundant native game, making it an ideal hunting retreat. With gentle rolling terrain and panoramic views, there are multiple potential homesites, each offering its own unique setting for a dream home, weekend cabin, or ranch headquarters. Whether you're looking to run cattle, hunt, or build a private escape, this property offers the space, infrastructure, and scenery to make it all possible.
Courtesy: All City Real Estate Ltd. Co
866-277-6005
This beautiful piece of Hill Country ranch land has easy access to the property, whether you're coming in from San Antonio, Austin, Llano, Mason, etc. The property is a short two mile drive off Hwy 71. This is almost 17 acres of Hill Country land that has many mature oak trees as well as other native Texas trees with gorgeous views looking off at the hills in the distance. As you drive toward the back of the property you will notice several great building spots for your dream home. Electric is accessible and a well was recently installed.
This 5 acre tract in the new Hill Top Ranch development near Pontotoc (Pawn-ee-tawk), has panoramic Hill Country views, tons of oak trees, and plenty of space to build your country home. Far from the city, the air is pure and the night skies are full of stars, and you hear nothing but the sound of the wind through the trees. The level lot is easily buildable and has a gradual slope that opens up long distance views. The property sits on the Ellenburger Aquifer which ensures adequate and clean well water. Priced to sell, this beautiful lot can soon be your new country escape.
265.80 Acres of Prime Hunting & Recreational Land in San Saba, County Located in the heart of San Saba County, this 265.80 + or - acre parcel of high fenced is a dream come true for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone looking to own a piece of Texas Hill Country. With an ideal mix of rugged terrain, rolling hills, and scenic views, this property offers unparalleled opportunities for both hunting and recreation. Whether you're looking for Elk, Axis & whitetail deer, wild hogs, turkey, or just a peaceful retreat, this property has it all. Water Well: 1 ran off of a generator. Electricity: Is available on property. Pond: None Trough: for animals Creek: Seasonal Excluded: Deer Feeders & Deer blinds Buyers Agent must be present at all showings.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty-RR WC
512-255-5050
Positioned along the Mason-Llano county line in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, this parcel spans ~61 acres of diverse terrain with panoramic views, excellent access and strong agricultural and recreational appeal. Just 7 miles off Highway 29 with nearly all paved frontage along county-maintained Hickory Grove Road, the property is ideally located, only 20 minutes to Mason, Llano, Castell, and the Llano River and just 17 miles to historic Castell. Surrounded by legacy ranches that have stayed in the same families for generations, this ranch offers 360-degree views of undisturbed Hill Country beauty. Bode Peak and surrounding elevations reach over 1600 ft, with this ranch itself sitting at a strong ~1400+ ft elevation, offering multiple scenic homesites. Key features: Native grass pastures and drivable interior trails; Towering hardwoods - Post Oaks and Live Oaks throughout; Water Well (5 GPM and 0.5 GPM); Thriving wildlife presence: Whitetail, turkey, dove; Gentle topography with granite outcroppings and natural cover; Light deed restrictions in place to protect long-term value and character; Additional 59 acres available to the west for expansion. Whether you're seeking a working ranch, a recreational getaway, or a long-term land investment, Hickory Grove Ranch delivers the rare combination of privacy, usability, and access, ready for your vision and protected for the future.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty-RR WC
512-255-5050
Positioned along the Mason-Llano county line in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, this parcel spans 59 acres of diverse terrain with panoramic views, excellent access and strong agricultural and recreational appeal. Just 7 miles off Highway 29 with nearly all paved frontage along county-maintained Hickory Grove Road, the property is ideally located, only 20 minutes to Mason, Llano, Castell, and the Llano River and just 17 miles to historic Castell. Surrounded by legacy ranches that have stayed in the same families for generations, this ranch offers 360-degree views of undisturbed Hill Country beauty. Bode Peak and surrounding elevations reach over 1600 ft, with this ranch itself sitting at a strong ~1400+ ft elevation, offering multiple scenic homesites. Key features: Native grass pastures and drivable interior trails; Towering hardwoods - Post Oaks and Live Oaks throughout; Two water wells (5 GPM and 0.5 GPM); Thriving wildlife presence: Whitetail, turkey, dove; Gentle topography with granite outcroppings and natural cover; Light deed restrictions in place to protect long-term value and character; Additional 61 acres available to the east for expansion Whether you're seeking a working ranch, a recreational getaway, or a long-term land investment, Hickory Grove Ranch delivers the rare combination of privacy, usability, and access, ready for your vision and protected for the future.
Pontotoc is located in Texas. Pontotoc, Texas has a population of 122. Pontotoc is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 68% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.9%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $73,186 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Pontotoc is 4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 93.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 32.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 28.6 inches per year, with 0.6 inches of snow per year.
