1009 Private Road 1024, Hallettsville, TX 77964

Rare 48-acre hunting camp compound in Lavaca County featuring a spacious 4 bed / 3 bath, 3,342 sq ft main home, three separate apartment units, multiple barns/outbuildings, two ponds, deer blind, feeder, fishing pier, Ag exemption, water well, three septic systems, and paved road access. Apartments offer guest, ranch hand, extended family, or rental-income potential. One pond is supplied by a well-water pump with a brand-new pump installed in 2026. Located minutes from Hallettsville and approx. 10 minutes from Splashway. See attachments for full description and property details.

Forty-eight acres of Lavaca County ranchland spread across Private Road 1024 near Hallettsville creates the kind of landscape where the horizon dominates your view and freedom feels tangible. This is land that demands respect - open pastures that roll toward tree lines, two ponds fed by a private well system with a brand-new pump installed in 2026, and the kind of quiet that only arrives when your nearest neighbor measures distance in the hundreds of yards. The sky here isn't confined by rooflines. It's the dominant feature of every season.

Within this expanse sits a practical 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom main residence of 3,342 square feet built in 1984, anchored by vinyl and wood siding that weathers the Hill Country climate. The structure functions as home base - a command center for the entire compound rather than a showcase. Wood and tile flooring, a wet bar, ceiling fans, and a gas range provide the essentials for ranch life. A covered front porch faces the property's working landscape. The house was built to shelter the people who manage 48 acres, not to compete with it.

The true potential emerges across the infrastructure. Three separate apartment units scattered across the property create options that hunting camps, family operations, and income-minded buyers all recognize immediately. Multiple barns and outbuildings handle the operational machinery of ranch work. A deer blind and feeder system suggest a property designed for serious hunters. A fishing pier at one of the two ponds makes use of existing water features. Agricultural exemption status on the property reduces tax burden for landowners committed to the land's working purpose.

The location anchors itself practically - minutes from Hallettsville's town center, roughly ten minutes from Splashway Park, and positioned within Lavaca County's agricultural heart. This removes the total isolation while preserving the space that makes 48 acres meaningful.

At $344 per square foot for the main residence, this property values land and infrastructure over interior finishes. The three septic systems, private well, paved road access, and established outbuilding framework represent the expensive work already completed. Buyers here aren't purchasing a decorated interior. They're purchasing 48 acres of operational capacity with a functioning home included. For families seeking genuine ranch life, hunting operations, or agricultural enterprises near the Texas coast, this represents land that still feels like land.