446 Herron Trl, McDade, TX 78650

Bastrop County Listing. This property consists of 80 +/- acres of ranch land divided from a larger tract. The land is approximately 50% grazing area with native grasses, complemented by heavily wooded sections featuring Post Oak, Cedar, and Pine Trees. This diverse landscape offers an ideal location to build a home for country living, or it can be utilized for livestock grazing, recreation, and deer hunting. Key features include: Two stock ponds, A dry creek bed feeding one of the ponds, Available electricity (water well will be needed) The current owner utilizes the property for a cattle operation, deer hunting, and as a weekend getaway.

Eighty acres of Bastrop County ranchland spread across McDade tells a story written in native grasses, post oak, cedar, and pine. This is land that breathes. Half the property rolls as open grazing country, the kind of terrain that lets you see weather coming from miles away. The other half stands dense with mature timber, creating natural corridors for wildlife and a canopy deep enough to forget the outside world exists. The big sky here is uninterrupted, uncompromising, and absolutely yours.

The landscape itself has already done the work. Two stock ponds sit on the property, fed by a dry creek bed that runs when the Hill Country sends rain southeast. Electricity is available at the road. The land knows cattle, knows deer, knows what it means to sustain life in all its forms. The current owner has built a working operation here - cattle grazing across those native pastures, whitetail moving through the timber at dawn, weekend mornings that stretch into actual peace.

This is where potential lives quietly. You could build your retreat here, a home that sits lightly within this vastness rather than dominating it. You could continue the cattle operation already established on these 80 acres. You could hunt the back sections where the creek bed winds through dense cedar breaks. You could let your kids learn land management, wildlife patterns, and what self-sufficiency actually means. The property sits within McDade ISD, connecting to schools and community while remaining fundamentally separate from the suburban sprawl that stops at Bastrop County's edge.

The freedom this acreage represents isn't abstract. It's measured in the number of neighbors you'll never see. It's the sound of wind through pine instead of traffic. It's land you can work, hunt, improve, or simply hold onto as the world changes around it. Water well development will complete the infrastructure picture - electricity is ready, the ponds provide surface water, and the land's drainage patterns are already proven.

At 446 Herron Trail, you're not buying a house that happens to sit on land. You're acquiring 80 acres of operating potential, landscape diversity, and the kind of horizon that expands what you thought possible about Texas land ownership.