000 FM 2340, Burnet, TX 78611

305+/- Deeded Acres 320+/- total accessible Burnet, TX Burnet County Discover the epitome of Texas Hill Country living with this expansive 305 acre high-fenced game ranch in Burnet County, TX. This property offers an opportunity for those seeking a weekend retreat, a hunting operation, or a place to build your dream primary residence. An adjacent property with additional acreage and a residence is potentially available for purchase, but not part of this listing. There is an additional 15 acres that was part of a long abandoned railroad that is inside the perimeter of the property. WILDLIFE: The property has some of the most diverse and impressive wildlife of any game ranch we’ve seen including: Improved genetic Whitetail, Axis, Fallow, Sika, Black Buck, Red Sheep, Transcaspian Urial Rams, Texas Dall Rams, Black Hawaiian Dall Rams, Red Stag, Pere David Deer, Nubian Ibex, Gemsbok, Aoudad Sheep, and Eland. This ranch consistently produces 250+ inch whitetails and axis bucks with 36+ inch long main beams. Gold medal trophy game is abundant and the ranch which has been managed with the highest level of commitment to trophy wildlife production. IMPROVEMENTS: Enjoy a shooting range and well-maintained road system. The property is also high fenced with an internal 20+/- acre food plot once used as a release pen that could have a variety of uses or be removed. There are several productive and well-maintained water wells. TOPOGRAPHY/VEGETATION: From rolling pastures to densely wooded draws, the property showcases varied topography. There is an abundance of oaks, elms and other hardwoods. A sizeable sorghum field highlights the agricultural capabilities of the land. WATER: The ranch has a handful of healthy ponds, the largest of which can be supplemented with well water. Most of these have been extensively stocked with a variety of fish species. LOCATION: Located 10-15 minutes from downtown Burnet and just 45 minutes to the greater Austin area.

At 305 deeded acres, 000 FM 2340 in Burnet County is a large-scale Texas Hill Country land holding priced at $5.49 million, with downtown Burnet about 10 to 15 minutes away and the greater Austin area about 45 minutes away. This is listed as Land - See Remarks, so there is no stated home size, bedroom count, bathroom count, year built, school district, or school ratings in the source data.

What stands out at 000 FM 2340 is scale and utility. The ranch includes roughly 305 deeded acres, with about 320 total accessible acres when the long-abandoned railroad corridor inside the perimeter is considered. It is high fenced and set up for recreation, wildlife management, and future improvement. The internal road system is already in place, which matters on a tract this size. A shooting range adds immediate use value. There is also an internal 20-acre food plot that was once used as a release pen and could be repurposed or removed depending on the next owner’s plans.

The land itself has the kind of variation buyers look for in Burnet County. Rolling pasture transitions into wooded draws, with oaks, elms, and other hardwoods across the ranch. A sizeable sorghum field adds an agricultural component. Water is another strength here. Several productive water wells support the property, and a group of healthy ponds, including one that can be supplemented by well water, supports both wildlife and fishing use.

For hunting and game management, this tract is built around diversity. The wildlife mix includes improved genetic whitetail, Axis, Fallow, Sika, Black Buck, Red Sheep, Transcaspian Urial rams, Texas Dall rams, Black Hawaiian Dall rams, Red Stag, Pere David Deer, Nubian Ibex, Gemsbok, Aoudad Sheep, and Eland. Agent remarks note consistent production of 250-plus-inch whitetails and Axis bucks with 36-plus-inch main beams, which puts the ranch in a serious category for trophy-focused buyers.

Because this is raw land rather than a finished residential estate, price per square foot is not applicable. What matters more is the price per acre, existing infrastructure, water, habitat, and location near FM 2340 and downtown Burnet. With 539 days on market, this is a property where the right buyer can take a long view and shape a ranch lifestyle, a hunting operation, or a future legacy holding in one of Central Texas’s most enduring land markets.