0000 Cr 330, Milano, TX 76556

Here is your ticket to enjoying the outdoors and country life! This +/- 135 acre tract just south of Milano, provides an escape from the every day hustle and an ideal destination property.

Stunning elevation changes make this tract unique for the area. Over 70 ft of elevation changes makes the place idea for all things recreation. Whether you want to hunt, fish, ride ATVs or horses, this property will fit the bill. A meandering wet weather creek runs through the property for added character. There are several rocky outcrop areas that offer some really unique geology.

Two ponds are in place and ready for livestock, fishing or use for wildlife. With the topography, there may be some areas for even more ponds to be built.

The property is roughly 80% wooded with post oaks, elms, cedars and yaupons. You can leave it wild, or clear areas for your intended purpose! There are several large clearings near the county road which would be great for grazing or building on. There is a good network of trails to get you around the property from day one, making it that much easier to set up your deer stands of ride around looking for game. The property is home to ample wildlife from deer to hogs, coyotes and varmints to songbirds and more.

Multiple great building sites for a home, barn, shop and more. Sandy loam soils. No restrictions. The property is wildlife exempt for low taxes. Power and water lines run along CR 330.

Access come via CR 330, just a short drive off of HWY 36 in Milano. This is under 1 hour to B/CS and Temple/Belton and a little over an hour to the Round Rock area.

The defining advantage at 0000 CR 330 is scale paired with terrain: 135 acres in Milam County with more than 70 feet of elevation change, a combination that gives this ranch a level of topographic variety that is not common in the immediate area.

Priced at $1.55M, this Farm - Ranch tract just south of Milano offers multiple usable layers instead of a single-purpose pasture or flat recreational hold. The elevation changes create stronger separation across the land, better long views across interior sections, and more options for how an owner might use the property over time. A wet weather creek moves through the tract, two ponds are already in place, and the existing topography suggests room for additional water features where feasible. That matters because water, contour, and tree cover are the three elements that most directly shape recreational value and long-term flexibility on rural land.

Roughly 80 percent of the property is wooded with post oaks, elms, cedars, and yaupons, which gives the ranch real cover for wildlife and privacy across broad sections of the acreage. At the same time, there are several larger clearings near County Road 330 that make the frontage more functional from day one, whether the next owner is thinking about grazing, a primary homesite, or support structures like a barn or shop. The soils are identified as sandy loam, and the tract also includes rocky outcrop areas that add another layer of character to the land itself rather than relying on improvements that are not there.

From a practical standpoint, the property is set up better than many raw land offerings. There is already a good trail network across the ranch, access comes directly from CR 330, and power and water lines run along the road. The tract is also wildlife exempt, which supports lower tax carry. No restrictions further widen the use case, especially for a buyer who wants optionality instead of a narrow development box.

Location still matters on rural property, and this tract has workable regional access, sitting a short drive off HWY 36 in Milano, under an hour to B/CS and Temple/Belton, and a little over an hour to the Round Rock area. For a buyer who understands that scarcity in land is driven by acreage, terrain, water, and freedom of use, 0000 CR 330 is positioned as a long-hold asset with both immediate recreational function and future building leverage.