Size of Property:  Approximately 159.01 acres

Location: 4.7 miles northeast of Bertram on County Road 272.  From Bertram, go northeast on FM 243.  Left on County Road 272 and continue 2.6 miles to property entrance on left.

Configuration: Generally rectangular (see aerial)

Water: One spring fed stock tank with non-working windmill.  Additional wet weather ponds are located on the property, but only one holds year round.

County Road Frontage: approximately 1,600 feet on all weather County Road 272.

Legal Description: Available upon request

School District: Burnet CISD

Trees: Lots of native trees including, Ashe Junipers, Pecan, Live Oak, Spanish (red) Oaks, Cedar Elms, Cottonwoods, Mesquite, and many others.

Improvements: Barn and cattle working pens.

Fences: They range from one side fair to others excellent and the entire north boundary is high fenced

Ad Valorem Taxes: Agriculture Exempted

Burnet County                                                        0.3478

Co Special, road & bridge                                      0.0301

Burnet CISD                                                           1.275

                 Total Tax Rate                                       1.668

PRICE:  $5,500.00 per acre $874,555

 Brokers Comments:

     This property is almost like having three places in one.  As you enter the property from County Road 272, the topography gently slopes downhill and the landscape is typical native Burnet County with native grasses, some small ash junipers, and small pecan trees. 

     As you continue back from the front gate, you will arrive at the tree line that separates the rest of the property from your neighbors and the County Road.  This tree line is filled with various hardwood trees mixed in with some ash juniper for privacy and wildlife habitat. As you wind through the large trees you arrive at the barn and working pens.  They are set among a large grove of hardwood trees including large majestic live oak trees, cedar elms and some post oaks.  This middle part of the ranch is filled with beautiful spots to build a home as they are hidden from the road and provide not only great privacy, but gorgeous views across the county.  You can see the Bertram Water Tower from the entire back of the ranch.

       The back third of the ranch is covered in rested pasture land with some stands of oak trees mixed in.  The pasture is currently resting, but could be cultivated to produce  very well as the soil is wonderful.  The neighbor to the west and to the north are larger ranches (386 and 229 acres respectively), so you don't feel like anyone is around.

       This property is truly beautiful and with the Bertram area growing as fast as it currently is, you will wish you had not missed out on this one.

For more information email Jarred Maxwell or call 512-971-7814.