1077 Burdette Wells Rd, Lockhart, TX 78644

Built in 2000, this 2,075 sq ft home offers a well balanced blend of comfort, function, & rural living across 130 acres. Designed with an open floor plan, the home is ideal for both everyday living & entertaining. The natural woodwork throughout adds warmth, character, & a timeless ranch feel, while a large white rock fireplace anchors the main living area. The spacious kitchen features island prep space, a large breakfast bar, pantry, induction cooktop, & double ovens, making it well equipped for preparing great meals. Refrigerator, washer, & dryer convey. The main bedroom is conveniently located downstairs, featuring direct access from the back patio into the primary bath, providing a practical transition after a long day of ranching. Upstairs, two spacious guest bedrooms offer privacy for family & visitors. With 2.5 baths & a dedicated laundry room accessible from the back porch, the layout is intentionally designed for working ranch life, helping keep the outdoors from following you inside. For those with a passion for roping or horse & cattle activities, the property includes a roping arena measuring approximately 247 ft by 132 ft, offering ample space for practice sessions or small jackpot events. The land itself is equally impressive, featuring three ponds, over 3,000' of creek frontage, & scenic views that support fishing & wildlife. Working cattle pens & 4 cross fenced pastures allow for effective grass rotation, 80X20 hay cover & storage. The 130 acres provide endless opportunities for trail riding, hunting, & enjoying the quiet pace of country life. Situated just 15 minutes from Lockhart, known as the BBQ Capital of TX, you have quick access to dining, shopping, & community events. With Austin & San Antonio both within an hour, & Houston reachable in approximately two hours. This ranch is positioned as both a functional working property & a private retreat, offering space to gather, unwind, & create lasting memories. Schedule your private showing today.

One hundred thirty acres of Caldwell County grassland stretches across 1077 Burdette Wells Road in Lockhart, anchored by three ponds, over 3,000 feet of creek frontage, and the kind of unobstructed sky that makes you understand why people leave cities. This is the land first. The acreage is what draws you here - native grasses, medium oaks and hickories scattered across rolling pasture, wetlands that support wildlife and seasonal water flow, and enough room to hear silence. Four cross-fenced pastures support rotational grazing. A 247-foot-by-132-foot roping arena sits ready for working cattle or jackpot events. The creek runs long enough for fishing, the terrain varied enough for trail riding and hunting, the horizon truly empty.

The house, built in 2000, is shelter within this landscape rather than its centerpiece. Stone and masonry construction on all sides anchors the 2,075-square-foot structure against Texas weather. Inside, the open floor plan and vaulted ceilings pull your eyes back toward the views. Natural woodwork throughout - cedar closets, built-in features - gives the space that functional ranch character. The main living area centers on a white rock fireplace. Downstairs, the primary bedroom opens directly onto the back patio, practical for someone living working ranch life. The kitchen holds an induction cooktop, double ovens, island prep space, and a large breakfast bar. Upstairs, two guest bedrooms offer privacy from the main living quarters. Two and a half bathrooms, laundry room accessible from the rear porch, and a dedicated study give the house the layout of people who actually use their land.

Lockhart, the BBQ Capital of Texas, sits fifteen minutes north on public-maintained roads. The Lockhart ISD serves the property, with Clear Fork Elementary, Lockhart Middle, and Lockhart High School serving the district. Austin and San Antonio both fall within an hour's drive. The specific combination matters: this is working ranch country with real infrastructure, not isolation dressed up as rural charm.

At $1.67 million, or $805 per square foot, this property trades traditional square footage metrics for what actually holds value in Hill Country ranching - water access, established pastures, proven operational space, and the ability to live quietly on your own land while staying connected to Texas communities that understand cattle, horses, and the rhythms of seasons measured in grass growth and water levels.