00 County Road 224, Lampasas, TX 76550

Miller Branch Ranch is a magnificent 634+/- acres that offers a multitude of uses. The ranch is a short 40-minute drive from NW Austin and Georgetown and approximately 35 minutes from Cedar Park. Shopping, medical, and eateries are 15 minutes away in Lampasas. The ranch is only a couple of minutes off Hwy 183 and has around one mile of paved CR 224 frontage. The topography is gently rolling with 100 ft elevation change. Several points offer long range views. The ranch features a diverse landscape with well wooded areas of oak, elm, mesquite and cedar trees and lush native pastures. There is over one mile of Miller Branch Creek flowing through the property. A dam backs up a nice lake that is around 2 acres, when full. The lake is stocked with bass and catfish. There are three other ponds scattered around the ranch. The majority of the ranch is low fenced that is fairly new. The north boundary and half of the western boundary is high fenced. Wildlife includes deer, turkey, dove, hogs, and varmints. Axis, red stag, and aoudad have been spotted on the ranch. Vertical improvements are minimal. There is a small camp house, with a bathroom, kitchenette, and heat and AC. There is a 2,800 sq ft metal barn. Two small frame buildings do not convey. An electric well provides water for the camp house. In addition, there is an old windmill well that is not being used. This outstanding ranch offers a multitude of possibilities, from a legacy ranch, a homeplace, hunting and recreation, or development. Whatever you’re searching for, the Miller Creek Ranch is worth a look.

Six hundred and forty-three acres of gently rolling terrain in Burnet County, with Miller Branch Creek running a full mile through the property and views that stretch to the horizon - this is the landscape that defines Miller Branch Ranch at County Road 224 in Lampasas.

The land itself is the asset. Elevation changes sweep across the property in subtle waves, creating high points where the Burnet County terrain opens up for long-range sight lines across native pastures, mature oak, elm, mesquite, and cedar stands. Miller Branch Creek doesn't just run through the ranch - it backs up into a two-acre lake stocked with bass and catfish, with three additional ponds distributed across the property. The water infrastructure alone speaks to thoughtful land stewardship. Low fencing covers most of the acreage, with high fencing securing the north boundary and half the western perimeter - meaning the working framework is already in place.

This is hunting country. Deer, turkey, and dove are resident wildlife. Axis, red stag, and aoudad have been spotted on the ranch. The diverse habitat created by wooded areas interspersed with open pasture supports a sustainable game population. For someone serious about land-based recreation, the ranch requires minimal additional investment to operate as a hunting destination or working wildlife property.

The built environment is intentionally minimal. A small camp house with bathroom, kitchenette, heat and air conditioning serves as shelter. A 2,800-square-foot metal barn provides storage and working space. An electric well supplies the camp house, while an older windmill well remains as backup infrastructure. These aren't obstacles - they're the bones of whatever comes next.

Location proves the ranch isn't remote. Highway 183 sits minutes away. Lampasas, just fifteen minutes south, provides shopping, medical services, and restaurants. Cedar Park reaches within thirty-five minutes. Northwest Austin and Georgetown lie forty minutes east. County Road 224 provides one mile of paved frontage, eliminating access concerns.

This property accommodates multiple futures. A legacy ranch operation. A personal homestead with hunting and recreation. Development potential. A working cattle or mixed-use agricultural enterprise. The 643 acres and existing water systems create foundation economics that work across multiple land-use scenarios. The Burnet County tax base and minimal vertical improvements mean carrying costs stay reasonable during a transition or development period. For buyers evaluating Central Texas land with genuine utility, Miller Branch Ranch presents raw potential held in a landscape built for long-term ownership.