2939 Fm-2342 Rd, Burnet, TX 78611

This spectacular Hill Country Ranch contains 28.619 Acres and is located only 3 miles from Kingsland. With an incredible private setting, panoramic views & gorgeous trees all around, privacy is assured on this ranch. It is located on the paved county road 2342 and surrounded by a 262 Acre ranch to the north and a 267 acre ranch to the south. There are multiple locations on the property that offer breathtaking panoramic views as there is over 300' of total elevation change. The iconic Saddleback Mountain can be seen from nearly everywhere on the ranch. The terrain on the front of this ranch is gently rolling with stands of trees mixed with open areas. The back portion is heavily wooded and has views for miles and miles. For the most part, the land has been left in its natural state to maintain lots of cover and sanctuary for wildlife. The rich natural habitat on this ranch is a magnet for an abundance of wildlife such as whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs and more. This diversity of cover makes for a great refuge for wildlife. There are blinds and feeders set up on the ranch for hunting or just for watching the wildlife. This ranch is very conveniently located only 3 miles to Kingsland, 12 miles to Burnet, 14 miles to Marble Falls and only 60 miles from Austin. Recreation like golf, fishing and boating of every kind is only 3 miles away. Improvements include a 384 sq. ft. primitive bunk house on a slab foundation with electricity, a bathroom and a wall unit air conditioner. There is a well drilled on the property of unknown depth or condition. There is a covered shooting stand with shooting lanes to targets set at 50, 100 and 400 Yards. This property is prime for a mostly commercial use, a development as a gentleman's ranch, a subdivision, a residential community or a host of other uses. See restrictions for commercial use. Property like this is very rare and will sell quickly!!

Twenty-eight acres of Hill Country terrain with over 300 feet of elevation change, located just three miles from Kingsland and twelve miles from Burnet - this is the kind of weekend escape most people only dream about. FM 2342 gets you there on a paved county road, nestled between larger ranches that preserve the seclusion you're buying. The property sits at $925,000 with minimal improvements, meaning you're purchasing raw land designed for what you actually want to do: hunt, fish, explore, and disconnect.

The terrain unfolds like a natural playground. Rolling hills dotted with mature trees - oaks, cedars, and native hardwoods ranging from 20 feet to over 40 feet tall - transition into heavily wooded back sections that feel genuinely remote. Saddleback Mountain is visible from multiple vantage points across the property, a constant geographic anchor that makes every view feel intentional. The landscape supports serious wildlife: whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, and smaller game thrive in the mixed cover of open grassland and dense woodland. Existing blinds and feeders are already positioned, so you step onto land that's ready for hunting season.

Kingsland is three miles away, meaning Lake LBJ for boating and fishing is virtually on your doorstep. Burnet is twelve miles out for supplies and services. That proximity to water and town infrastructure matters - you're not roughing it in total isolation, but you feel like you are. The bunkhouse on the property (384 square feet with electricity, bathroom, and wall unit AC) gives you a functional base. There's a drilled well and a covered shooting stand with targets at 50, 100, and 400 yards for those who want to stay sharp between hunting seasons.

This isn't a developed property with a finished house. It's raw acreage in its natural state, which is precisely why it works as a weekend refuge. You own the flexibility to develop further down the line or keep it exactly as is - a private game preserve and outdoor recreation compound that's still accessible to Austin (60 miles south) without feeling urban. The Burnet CISD serves the area for families who want permanent roots, but most buyers at this price point are thinking weekend escapes and long-term investment potential. Land this size with this much vertical relief and established wildlife habitat doesn't stay on the market long in the Texas Hill Country.