149a Cr 103, Lampasas, TX 76550

ROLLING OAKS RANCH - The tree cover and serene hill country views coupled with the classic country farmhouse style home make this one of the most beautiful properties in Burnet County. This expansive 67+/- acre property is comprised of 55 +/- acres with gently rolling topography, good soil and thick oak tree and other native tree cover. The property is ideal for livestock, hunting or recreational use and has been well maintained. The remaining 12+/- acres feature a cozy home that is ideal for those seeking a blend of country living with modern comforts. A short winding circular drive welcomes you to the home set among large oak and other native trees. The home features covered porches on the front, back and one side of the house where you can relax and take in the tranquility of the location. Inside, you will find a traditional floor plan. The living area features a lovely wood-burning fireplace and views of the beautiful landscape and covered pavilion with outdoor stone fireplace. The primary bedroom located downstairs, offers an ensuite with double vanities, walk-in shower, and large soaking tub. Upstairs features three bedrooms, two baths (one is an ensuite) and plenty of storage. The upstairs bonus/flex room is perfect for whatever your family may need – media room, game room, playroom you decide. This ranch is well suited for use as a homestead, family retreat, hunting, and all types of recreation. Looking to create a family compound, look no further. In addition to the existing home, the property offers multiple scenic homesites. The property is currently ag exempt. Enjoy the convenience of highway access to Burnet and Lampasas, while savoring the peace and space of your own private acreage. Just off Hwy 281 on paved CR 103. Only 1 hour from Austin, 45 minutes from Cedar Park and Georgetown, and 35 minutes from Liberty Hill.

67.84 acres on paved County Road 103 is the headline at 149A CR 103, where a 2008-built Farm - Ranch in the Lampasas, TX 76550 area of Burnet County pairs real land scale with a 2,645-square-foot home at $2.12 million, or $803 per square foot. At 149A CR 103, you are buying far more than a 4-bedroom, 2-bath, 1 half-bath house. You are buying usable ground, tree cover, privacy, and quick access to US Highway 281.

This is what rural Burnet County buyers usually want and rarely find in one package. The home sits on a 67.84-acre tract with rolling topography, good soil, and heavy oak cover that gives the property both function and visual depth. Parts of the ranch work for livestock, hunting, and recreation. Other sections offer the kind of natural setting buyers look for when they want a long-term homestead or a place to build additional improvements over time. The agricultural exemption already in place also matters because it can help the carrying costs stay more reasonable than many large-acreage holdings.

Daily life here centers on space and flexibility. The primary bedroom is downstairs, which makes the floor plan more practical for owners who want main-level living. Upstairs, the secondary bedrooms and bonus space create separation for guests, kids, or a media room. Covered porches on multiple sides of the house and the outdoor pavilion with a stone fireplace make the land part of the living experience, not just the view from a window. Inside, the wood-burning fireplace reinforces the classic Hill Country ranch feel without turning the house into a rustic project.

Location is a major part of the value. County Road 103 and Highway 281 keep Burnet and Lampasas within easy reach for groceries, restaurants, feed stores, and everyday errands. Liberty Hill is about 35 minutes away. Georgetown and Cedar Park are about 45 minutes away. Austin is roughly 1 hour away, which is a meaningful benchmark for buyers trying to balance acreage with metro access. There is no HOA and no suburban subdivision setting here. This is open Burnet County land with room to use it your way.

The listing does not provide a school district or specific school names, so buyers should verify current district boundaries and campus assignments directly. With 421 days on market, this property stands out as a patient buyer’s opportunity to secure scale, access, and long-term optionality in a part of Central Texas where quality ranch tracts continue to hold attention and value.