Land & Ranch · Austin Waco Hill Country · Burnet County, Texas
Burnet County, Texas · 365± acres · Price on request
Oakalla Hills Ranch is a 365-acre Burnet County property less than an hour north of Austin and minutes from Lampasas, Killeen, Temple, and the I-35 corridor. Shaded bottomlands, terraced meadows, and hilltop views give it real topographic variation, with two ponds and a well feeding a water-distribution system. Roughly 1,450 feet of paved County Road 223 frontage makes for excellent subdivision potential, well suited to ranchers or hunters.
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Property Details
| Acreage | 365± acres |
|---|---|
| County | Burnet County, TX |
| Location | Less than 1 hour north of Austin, TX; near Lampasas, Killeen, and Temple along the I-35 corridor |
| Road Frontage | Approximately 1,450 feet of paved frontage on County Road 223 |
| Water | Two stock tanks (one needs sealing), plus a water well feeding a distribution system with troughs in each pasture |
| Minerals | Seller to convey all owned minerals; seller believes 100% mineral ownership |
| Fencing | Two pastures divided by cross fencing; perimeter fenced with barbed wire and mesh |
| Ag Valuation | Currently under agricultural (grazing) valuation |
| Improvements | Abandoned rock house at entrance (no value applied) |
| Easements | None — no access easements through or to the property |
Property Highlights
- Prime Location: Less than 1 hour north of Austin; convenient to Lampasas, Killeen, Temple, and the I-35 corridor between Austin and Waco
- Size & Access: Approx. 1,450 feet of paved County Road 223 frontage — excellent subdivision potential with multiple access points
- Diverse Terrain: Significant topography variation — lush shaded bottomlands, broad terraced meadows, and high hilltops with expansive views
- Water Features: Two stock tanks (one needs sealing with bentonite); large pila with a distribution system supplying two watering troughs for each pasture; water well on-site (no report available)
- Pasture & Fencing: Two pastures separated by cross fencing; perimeter fenced with barbed wire and mesh
- Wildlife & Hunting: Great habitat for dove, Rio Grande turkey, and whitetail deer — ideal for hunting or as a wildlife sanctuary
- Improvements: Abandoned rock house at entrance (no value applied)
- Minerals: Seller to convey all owned minerals; believes 100% mineral ownership
- Ag Valuation: Property currently enjoys agricultural valuation for grazing
- No Easements: No property access easements through or to the ranch
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Location & Boundary
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many acres is Oakalla Hills Ranch?
Oakalla Hills Ranch totals 365± acres in Burnet County, Texas, less than an hour north of Austin near Lampasas, Killeen, and Temple along the I-35 corridor.
Does Oakalla Hills Ranch have water features?
Yes — the ranch has two stock tanks (one needing sealing), a water well, and a distribution system with troughs supplying both pastures.
Are minerals included with Oakalla Hills Ranch?
The seller will convey all owned minerals and believes the property carries 100% mineral ownership.
Is Oakalla Hills Ranch fenced?
Yes — the ranch is divided into two pastures by cross fencing and enclosed by a perimeter of barbed wire and mesh fencing.
What is the road frontage on Oakalla Hills Ranch?
The ranch offers approximately 1,450 feet of paved frontage along County Road 223 in Burnet County, TX, with multiple access points suited for future subdivision.
What wildlife can be found on Oakalla Hills Ranch?
Oakalla Hills Ranch provides habitat for dove, Rio Grande turkey, and whitetail deer, making it well suited for hunting or as a private wildlife sanctuary.
Does Oakalla Hills Ranch have an agricultural exemption?
Yes — the property currently carries an agricultural valuation for grazing, which can help lower the annual property tax burden for a qualifying buyer.
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