2234 County Road 434 Loop, Rockdale, TX 76567

Welcome to the 27.519-acre Dusty Burro Ranch, where the best of country living meets turn-key convenience. This versatile property is ready to enjoy from day one, whether you're seeking a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or recreational retreat.

The land features scattered mature post oaks, multiple ponds, and improved pastures, creating a private and scenic setting with plenty of functionality. The mix of open space and tree cover supports a variety of uses, from livestock to recreation, while also attracting abundant native wildlife including deer and dove. The layout offers multiple potential homesites, making it well-suited for future expansion, additional structures, or long-term investment.

The 1,819 sq ft home, built in 1986, offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a large bonus room that connects to both the kitchen and primary bedroom. This flexible space is perfect for entertaining, relaxing, or enjoying peaceful views of the property. The primary suite includes a walk-in shower and a spacious closet.

Recent updates include vinyl flooring, a newer roof, and an updated HVAC system. The home also features a large pantry and a practical layout designed for everyday comfort.

Utilities are already in place with a Southwest Milam water meter and an aerobic septic system.

Outside, the property is equipped with multiple sheds and outbuildings, providing ample space for storage, equipment, or ranch operations.

Conveniently located less than 10 minutes from Rockdale and the Sandow Lakes Ranch development, under 30 minutes from Taylor, and approximately 40 minutes from Round Rock. The property features paved road access off CR 434 Loop, just a short drive from Highway 79 and offers excellent accessibility while maintaining a quiet, rural feel. Dusty Burro Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a well-rounded property with immediate usability and long-term upside.

At 2234 County Road 434 Loop in Rockdale, Dusty Burro Ranch spans 27.519 acres of mixed pasture and timber, with functional infrastructure already built for working livestock or serious hobby operations. The property includes multiple outbuildings and sheds positioned throughout the land, giving you immediate capacity for equipment storage, hay operations, or animal housing without additional construction.

The barn and storage structures sit strategically on the property to serve the improved pastures, which are scattered with mature post oaks and connected by internal access roads. Two ponds provide water sources for livestock and wildlife, essential amenities for any equestrian or agricultural venture. The pasture composition supports horses, cattle, goats, or mixed grazing operations, with land already cleared and maintained for productivity.

The main residence is a 1,819-square-foot, three-bedroom, two-bath home built in 1986 and recently updated with new vinyl flooring, a newer roof, and refreshed HVAC. The layout includes a flexible bonus room connecting the kitchen and primary suite, practical for office space or additional living area. The primary bedroom features a walk-in shower and generous closet space. Utilities run through a Southwest Milam water meter with an aerobic septic system already installed, eliminating the typical delays of rural development.

From a lifestyle standpoint, this property positions you within the Thorndale Independent School District while maintaining true rural separation. The drive to Taylor runs under thirty minutes, and Round Rock is approximately forty minutes away, making professional commutes viable without sacrificing country living. Highway 79 sits nearby for quick highway access, while paved County Road 434 Loop handles daily traffic to Rockdale, which is less than ten minutes south.

The 27.519-acre footprint creates genuine flexibility for expansion, whether you want to add structures, develop additional homesites for future generations, or simply maximize the working capacity of your operation. The combination of existing barns, improved pastures, water access, and strategic road frontage removes typical constraints of raw acreage. At $484 per square foot for the home and $880,000 total, you're acquiring developed equestrian or agricultural infrastructure that typically requires years to build. This property trades speculative potential for immediate usability.