16458 FM 2484, Salado, TX 76571

PRIVACY! Land can be your weekend escape, hunting paradise, or build your dream home. 28.5+/- acres in Salado ISD. Bordered on northwest by Corp of Engineer property w/access to Lampasas River. Fully fenced. WELL - 560' deep, cased all the way down, installed in 2017. POND - 1/2 acre, 17' deep, stocked w/bass & catfish, dry weather creek flows from creek into Lampasas River. HUNTING CABIN - 8'x32' w/refrigerator, stove, oven, 2 window units, propane tank, water heater, bathroom & 200 gallon water storage tank. RV CANOPY - 24'x41' enclosed on 3 sides w/50 amp electric hookup, 500-gallon holding tank. GARAGE - 12'x41' w/3 sides & 4'x12' storage w/electricity. STEEL BUILDING - 12'x16' w/garage door & passage door, washer/dryer hookups, double sink, window unit. PORTABLE BUILDING - 8'X12' w/electricity. OUTHOUSE - 6'x8' with toilet & sink. Abundance of wildlife. Situated on a paved FM road. Seller will consider owner financing with 50% down.

Privacy and usable acreage are the core value here. 16458 FM 2484 offers 28.588 acres in Bell County within Salado ISD, a combination that is increasingly hard to find for buyers who want land with flexibility, infrastructure, and a credible long-term hold. The school path matters here as well, with Thomas Arnold Elementary and Salado High School in the district lineup, which adds practical value beyond the land itself.

This is not raw acreage with unknown utility hurdles. The property is fully fenced and fronted by a paved FM road, which immediately improves access and day-to-day functionality. A 560-foot well installed in 2017 and cased all the way down gives the site a meaningful head start for future use. There is also a half-acre pond reported at 17 feet deep and stocked with bass and catfish, along with a dry weather creek that flows toward the Lampasas River. On the northwest boundary, the land is bordered by Corps of Engineers property with access to the Lampasas River, which strengthens the privacy profile and expands the recreational appeal without requiring a buyer to assemble multiple tracts.

The improvements already in place make this tract more versatile than most land offerings in this price tier. A hunting cabin measures 8 by 32 and includes a refrigerator, stove, oven, bathroom, water heater, propane tank, two window units, and a 200-gallon water storage tank. There is also a 24 by 41 RV canopy enclosed on three sides with a 50-amp electric hookup and 500-gallon holding tank, plus a 12 by 41 garage with additional storage and electricity. A 12 by 16 steel building adds washer and dryer hookups, a double sink, and a window unit, while an 8 by 12 portable building and a 6 by 8 outhouse further extend utility on site. For a buyer evaluating land correctly, that existing infrastructure reduces both time and capital required to make the property functional from day one.

At $1.25M with 124 days on market, the opportunity is in the range of use, not just the acreage count. This property can support a private weekend retreat, hunting use, or a future homesite with meaningful privacy and established improvements already in place. In a market where truly usable land is defined by water, access, boundary conditions, and school district, 16458 FM 2484 is positioned as a tract with immediate function and long-term optionality.