2095 County Road 442, Thrall, TX 76578

Nestled in the heart of Central Texas, Drew Ranch offers 175+ acres of scenic pastures, stately post oak groves, and thick native cover. With sweeping views across gently rolling terrain and 50 feet of elevation change, the property is approximately 80% fenced, well-drained, and sits entirely outside any floodplain. Four stock ponds, plus deep woods and sun-dappled glades, sustain thriving populations of whitetail deer, wild hogs, and other native wildlife. Large surrounding tracts create privacy and seclusion, while over 1,800 feet of County Road 442 frontage—plus miles of established interior trails—keep every corner of the property accessible by truck or ATV. Drew Ranch is ag exempt, unrestricted, and completely unencumbered—no pipelines, no oil tanks, no transmission towers, no existing leases. Utilities are already in place, including three water meters through Southwest Milam Water Supply and electric service from Bluebonnet Electric. A 2005 Heritage park-model RV with water, power, and septic, plus a fenced yard with an irrigation system, provide comfortable on-site accommodations while you plan your future use. A 16' x 30' Morgan Barn with power rounds out the improvements with storage for equipment, ATVs, and gear. Ideally positioned just 3/4 of a mile off FM 112 between Taylor and Lexington, the ranch sits approximately 37 miles from downtown Austin, 30 miles from Round Rock, and just 15 miles from Taylor—one of Central Texas' fastest-growing tech corridors. Whether you’re planning a private homestead, a recreational escape, or a long-term land investment, Drew Ranch is your chance to own the ultimate in Central Texas real estate. Buyer and buyer's representative shall verify all information.

Two hundred acres of post oak and native grassland roll across Williamson County in waves of elevation, each ridge revealing another 50 feet of terrain that catches light differently with the turning seasons. At 2095 County Road 442 near Thrall in the 76578 zip code, the land itself becomes the statement - 175.72 acres of gently sloping pasture and deep woods that stretch uninterrupted toward the horizon. Four stock ponds dot the property, catching runoff from the natural drainage pattern that keeps every acre well-drained and positioned entirely outside any floodplain. The large trees - post oaks exceeding 40 feet, thick native cover, sun-dappled glades - create the kind of landscape that sustains whitetail deer populations and gives you the real reason people move to rural Central Texas: space that actually feels limitless.

This is raw potential. The property sits on nearly 1,800 feet of County Road 442 frontage, with miles of interior trails making every corner accessible by truck or ATV. You can drive into the property's heart within minutes. The surrounding large land tracts mean privacy isn't borrowed here - it's built into the geography. Agricultural exemption and unrestricted zoning mean the land responds to your vision, not someone else's restrictions. No pipelines. No transmission towers. No existing leases. Utilities already reach the site through Southwest Milam Water Supply and Bluebonnet Electric service, with three water meters in place.

The shelter on this land reflects practical thinking. A 2005 Heritage park-model RV provides on-site accommodation with water, power, and septic connections, plus fenced yard space with partial irrigation. A 16-by-30 Morgan Barn offers equipment storage and workshop space. These aren't meant to constrain your future - they're meant to support it while you develop the property according to your own timeline and vision.

Thrall sits in Thorndale ISD, positioning families in a school district serving the area with elementary, middle, and high school options. The location delivers genuine geographic advantage. Taylor lies just 15 miles east, anchoring one of Central Texas' fastest-growing tech employment clusters. Downtown Austin sits 37 miles southwest. Round Rock corporate corridors reach 30 miles in the opposite direction. FM 112 frontage puts the property three-quarters of a mile from major connectivity without the congestion that surrounds it.

At $3.15 million, Drew Ranch represents the rare convergence of scale, access, and freedom that Central Texas rarely offers anymore. The land commands the property. Your future simply has room to breathe here.