3004 County Road 310, Caldwell, TX 77836

50 Acres w/ a perfect mix of woods & open pasture in the heart of the Texas Triangle! If you are an outdoorsman w/ a love for wildlife and livestock, this farm has the setup for you! This property offers so much with net-wire perimeter fencing in great condition, a stock pond w/ bass and catfish & a wet-weather creek. ATV trails throughout the wooded areas with a tower blind & bow stand & feeders in place for a great whitetail deer hunting experience! Beautiful updated/remodeled Farm House w/ hardy board siding, metal roof, 2x6 walls, fully insulated, original hardwood flooring, plumbing under house all updated to PEX & 20x12 screened porch. Concrete sidewalks & covered walkway from carport to front porch/entry & chain-link fencing around the home. RV hookup in place for 50 amp connection & septic/water connections. 40 x 40 Metal Barn w/ 13' overhangs on two sides, a front 27x13 awning, sliding double doors on each end w/ loft inside the barn for additional storage. Another 33x22 Metal Workshop on concrete slab w/ an additional 38x21 concrete pad in front of the shop. Equipt w/ lights, electric outlets, water spigots & connected to a 20x18 metal storage building with metal roof also connecting a shipping container for additional storage/workshop for tools, small equipment. Cattle working pens are turnkey and electric fencing in place for pasture rotation. This is a one-of-a-kind set up for a small farm/ranch operation located off paved roads & partial minerals will convey!

A private 49.32-acre estate in Caldwell, Texas with mature timber stands, cleared pastures, and rolling terrain creates an uncommon rural sanctuary just outside the Austin metro sphere. The approach begins at the gated entrance along County Road 310, where manicured grounds transition from public road to private domain. The driveway leads past established hardwood and pine trees exceeding 40 feet in height, their canopy filtering light across the property's sloped terrain.

The residence sits as the centerpiece of this working landscape: a 1,336 square foot farmhouse built in 1949 and substantially updated with HardiPlank siding, a metal roof, and 2x6 wall construction providing genuine insulation against the Texas climate. Original hardwood flooring and ceiling fans anchor the interior, while PEX plumbing throughout ensures modern reliability beneath the home. The two-bedroom, one-bath layout functions as a legitimate dwelling, priced at $745 per square foot. A 20x12 screened porch overlooks the grounds, and concrete walkways connect the carport to the covered front entry.

The infrastructure tells the story of serious land stewardship. A 40x40 metal barn with 13-foot overhangs on two sides anchors livestock operations. A separate 33x22 workshop on concrete slab, 38x21 concrete pad, and additional 20x18 metal storage building create functional workspace. Cattle working pens with electric fencing support pasture rotation. RV hookup with 50-amp connection, septic system, and water connections provide full utility independence. Gray water systems support the property's self-sufficiency.

The land itself features net-wire perimeter fencing, a productive stock pond stocked with bass and catfish, and seasonal creek flow. Heavy tree cover protects privacy while ATV trails, tower blind, and feeders serve the property's hunting heritage. Rolling topography and mixed wood-and-pasture composition create genuine habitat diversity across the 49 acres.

Located in the Caldwell Independent School District but outside the immediate school attendance zone, this property appeals to landowners prioritizing autonomy over proximity to urban services. The Burleson County setting positions residents within reach of both the Texas Triangle's economic centers and the rural character that makes acreage ownership meaningful. This is turnkey country estate living with documented infrastructure and legitimate working systems already in place.