1284 Peaceable Kingdom Rd, Killeen, TX 76542

Beautiful rolling hills topography with large century old live oak trees scattered through out the 583 acres with over 2 miles of road frontage. Ranch is located just 25 to 30 minutes from Georgetown. Range Management The Ranch grazing management is controlled with 15 primary pastures for rotaton. These pastures are differed each year for rest and possible prescribed burns. The other twelve pastures are rotated through approximately every week. This allows 84 days of rest before the herd is back in each pasture. The Texas Parks and Wildlife did a study that indicated that every 90 days in the Hill Country there is a significant rain (at least 2 ½ inches) Each of the pastures has a 1 inch poly line that provides water to a ¾ freeze protected hose bib. The main line is 2 inches and runs 2 ½ miles through the Ranch. All lines are buried two feet below ground which is below the freeze line. The water distribution system has a 30,000 gallon storage tank that allows two weeks of water to be stored for use in case of an extended power outage. All 15 pastures can be gravity flowed during an electrical outage if one occurred. White-Tail Deer Management The Ranch has been managed using Texas Parks and Wildlife Managed Land Permits Program (MLP) for 25 years. Ranch goals are to have 30 Bucks, 30 Does and a 100% Fawn Crop. The heard culling and animal unit records was recorded by Bill Armstrong, whitetail deer expert for TP&WKerr Wildlife Management Area. We have culled for over 20 years behind a high fence. The guidelines have been any buck less below 5 points is a cull buck regardless of age. Any more mature bucks 7 points or less are also culled bucks. The remaining trophy Bucks are harvested at 5-6 years old. SELLER WILL CONSIDER OWNER FINANCING.

At $7.80 million, 1284 Peaceable Kingdom Rd stands out for its scale: 583.1 acres in Bell County with more than two miles of road frontage and a listed price of $6,667 per square foot. In Killeen, TX 76542, this Farm - Ranch is a land-first holding with a 1,170 square foot residence built in 1995, making the acreage, water system, grazing plan, and wildlife management the real story here.

What is it like to live at 1284 Peaceable Kingdom Rd? It is a property built for long-range use, not just weekend views. The ranch is set up with 15 primary pastures for rotational grazing, plus additional pasture divisions that support a weekly movement pattern and extended rest periods for the land. That kind of structure matters in Central Texas, where forage management and drought planning drive long-term ranch performance. A buried water distribution network runs roughly 2.5 miles through the property, fed by a 30,000 gallon storage tank. Water lines are installed below the freeze line, and the system is designed so all 15 main pastures can continue to receive gravity-fed water during a power outage.

The topography is one of the strongest parts of the offering. Rolling ground, large mature live oaks, and broad frontage along Peaceable Kingdom Rd create a ranch that reads as both functional and visually significant. The setting also places you about 25 to 30 minutes from Georgetown, which gives this Bell County location a useful connection to dining, services, and regional access while keeping the privacy and operational scale that buyers want in a true ranch asset. Killeen remains the nearest city anchor, and the broader position between Killeen and Georgetown adds flexibility for both full-time and recreational ownership.

Wildlife management is another major differentiator. The ranch has been managed under the Texas Parks and Wildlife Managed Land Permits Program for 25 years, with a documented whitetail deer strategy focused on herd quality, culling discipline, and long-term population goals. That history gives the property more credibility than a ranch where wildlife management has been informal or inconsistent.

School district and school information were not provided, and bed and bath counts were not listed. Days on market are 615, which means buyers have time to study the details. Seller financing may also be considered. For the right owner, this is the kind of Killeen farm-ranch that can keep compounding in recreational use, operational utility, and long-term land value.