3336 County Road 326, Lexington, TX 78947

W9 Ranch - The Lee County Wildlife Haven of +/- 94 Acres of Woods, Game proof Perimeter Fencing, Custom Home, 90 x 150 Metal Equipment Barn, 3,200 feet of Paved County Road Frontage, Gorgeous Rolling Terrain and Long Distance Views! The property boasts a diverse landscape of towering trees, woods, and improved grasses. The land is well-maintained with a mix of agricultural fields around the perimeter of the ranch and native coverage for wildlife. 8' net wire high fence and barbed wire perimeter fence. The land features two ponds and a private water well, providing a reliable water source. Accessibility is seamless with paved, county maintained roads. No restrictions and no floodplain. The stunning home was built in 2019, being 3,415 SqFt multi-level home with HardiPlank & stone exterior with metal roof ensures durability while blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Inside, the home features tile and wood flooring, high ceilings, and elegant finishes with two primary suites w/ ample space and luxurious details. The main level primary bedroom includes a private sitting or study area, tray ceiling, walk-in closet, and an en-suite bathroom with a garden tub, dual vanity, and a separate shower. Recessed lighting throughout the home with vaulted ceiling in the great room showing natural woodwork and crown molding. The kitchen is a chef's dream with quartz countertops, natural wood cabinetry, and top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. This is a one-of-a-kind ranch!

Nearly 94 fenced acres, two ponds, and about 3,200 feet of paved county road frontage make 3336 County Road 326 a rare large-format holding in Lexington. At 3336 County Road 326 in the Other area of Lexington, TX 78947, this Farm - Single Family Residence delivers both a finished 2019 custom home and the kind of land setup that works for recreation, livestock, equipment storage, and long-term hold value in Lee County.

The home measures 3,415 square feet and is priced at $2.25 million, or $659 per square foot, with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 half baths, a 3-car garage, and 1 fireplace. The layout reads more like a custom ranch home than a standard country house, with high ceilings, wood and tile floors, a vaulted great room, and a kitchen finished with quartz counters, natural wood cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. One of the strongest details here is flexibility: the plan includes two private suite-style bedroom areas, and the main-level primary suite adds a sitting room or study, a walk-in closet, dual vanities, a soaking tub, and separate shower.

Outside is where this property separates itself. The 93.728-acre tract mixes improved grasses, native cover, mature trees, rolling terrain, and long views. An 8-foot net-wire and barbed-wire perimeter fence is already in place, which matters for wildlife management and ranch use. Two ponds and a private well support the land, and the 90 x 150 metal equipment barn gives real utility for tractors, trailers, ranch tools, or hobby operations. No floodplain and no known restrictions add another layer of freedom that is getting harder to find.

For daily life, Lexington keeps things practical and local. Lexington ISD serves the property, with Lexington Elementary rated 7/10, Lexington Middle rated 7/10, and Lexington High rated 6/10 on GreatSchools. Downtown Lexington, the Town Square gazebo, Snow’s BBQ on Main Street, Lexington Memorial Park on North Highway 77, and the Lexington Log Cabins and Heritage Center are all part of the routine here, not destination-day trips. You also have straightforward access to US Highway 77, Highway 21, and FM 696, with roughly 20 minutes to Giddings, about 40 minutes to Taylor and Samsung, and about 1 hour 15 minutes to Austin.

This is the kind of Lexington property that gives you room to live privately now and hold a meaningful land asset as growth keeps moving east.