000 Cr 332, Paige, TX 78659

115.650 acre ranching, hunting and recreational property that straddles the Lee/Bastrop County line, featuring a good mix of open and wooded areas, perimeter fencing and cross fencing for livestock, a 40’x50’ metal barn with tall doors for a tractor, half concrete flooring and work space on either side, three ponds provide plenty of water and attract lots of wildlife, miles of ATV paths and a nice hill that’s the perfect spot for a home to maximize the beautiful views. Water and electric are near the barn and a survey is available. 115.65 total acres with 99.9 additional acres available.

At 115.65 acres in Paige, 000 CR 332 stands out for the amount of usable land already set up for ranching, hunting, and recreation in Paige, TX 78659. Priced at $1.40M with 24 days on market, this Farm - Ranch offering also falls within Giddings ISD, with Giddings schools including Giddings Elementary, Giddings Middle, and Giddings High.

For serious land buyers, the key value here is function across a large tract. The property has a mix of open ground and wooded areas, which creates flexibility for livestock use while also supporting wildlife movement and cover. Perimeter fencing and cross fencing are already in place, an important advantage for anyone evaluating immediate ranch utility instead of future improvement costs. Three ponds add another layer of practical value. They provide water on the land and strengthen the recreational profile by drawing wildlife across the acreage.

The existing improvements are simple and useful. A 40 x 50 metal barn with tall doors gives the next owner room for tractor storage and general ranch equipment, and the half concrete flooring with work space on either side makes it more functional than a basic equipment shed. Water and electric are near the barn, which matters because utility access often shapes both day one operations and longer-term planning. A survey is also available, which helps narrow due diligence questions early.

The terrain gives this tract added upside. Agent information indicates there is a hill suited for a homesite positioned to take advantage of the broader views across the property. That matters because not every large ranch has a clear build site with elevation working in its favor. Miles of ATV paths already cut through the land, so the acreage is accessible today rather than requiring immediate trail work to understand how it lays out and how different sections connect.

There is also a scale story here that experienced buyers will notice. The ranch is described as straddling the Lee and Bastrop County line, and there are 99.9 additional acres available beyond the 115.65 acres offered here. That creates a path for a buyer who wants to control more land over time. As a hold, a working ranch, or a recreational property with a future homesite, this is a tract with the right fundamentals to stay relevant over the long term.