5525 FM2340 Rd, Burnet, TX 78611

574+/- Acre Exquisite High-Fence Game Ranch in Lake Victor, Texas Spanning 574+/- Acres, this meticulously maintained property is a true sanctuary, perfect for those seeking a private retreat, a recreational paradise, or a legacy estate. Features & Amenities *Two Custom Residences: A nearly 3,000 square-foot main house, offers spacious and luxurious living quarters, along with a charming secondary house around 1,500 square-feet ideal for guests. *10-Acre Lake: A large stocked lake, close to 10 acres, is a stunning water feature and an incredible recreational asset. *Two Large Ponds: Both ponds are stocked with a variety of fish species, providing excellent opportunities for fishing and relaxation. *Four Water Wells: A reliable and abundant water supply is ensured with four wells on the property. * Three Barns on the property provide ample storage for equipment, hay, tools, and more. Natural Beauty & Terrain *Diverse Hardwood Trees: The property is absolutely loaded with a rich variety of hardwoods. *Gently Rolling Terrain: The lands gentle slopes offer both aesthetic appeal and functional versatility, while the creek bottom holds magnificent hardwoods. * Exceptional Land Stewardship: The ranch has been extremely well cared for, resulting in noticeably better range conditions than surrounding properties. The land is in pristine condition. Exotic Wildlife & High-Fence Game Ranch This ranch is a wildlife enthusiasts dream, home to an impressive array of exotic game. The ranch is home to possibly the most unique wildlife subspecies weve seen, extremely rare white elk. One bull is estimated to score over 400 inches - a giant for any bull elk, but unbelievably rare for a white elk. A trip around the ranch is almost sure to provide sightings of many species. In total, the diverse species include: - Improved Whitetail - Axis - Blackbuck - Gemsbok - Addax - White Buffalo - Elk - White Elk - Fallow Deer - Oryx - Sika

Five hundred and seventy-four acres of unbroken Burnet County land rolls across FM 2340 Road like a held breath, each rise and fall revealing more sky than most people see in a lifetime. This is the kind of acreage where the horizon doesn't end at property lines - it stretches toward the Edwards Plateau with nothing but your own fence and native hardwoods in between. The terrain moves gently across the property, creek bottoms anchoring stands of oak and cedar that have been allowed to mature untouched, while open range spreads wide enough that you can watch weather move across the landscape from miles away.

The land itself tells the story of meticulous stewardship. Four water wells ensure year-round reliability, while a 10-acre stocked lake and two additional ponds create focal points in the rolling topography. Three large barns provide infrastructure without intrusion - structures that serve the working life of the property without dominating it. The range condition here noticeably exceeds surrounding ranches, a testament to how this land has been managed as a living system rather than merely developed.

What transforms this into something extraordinary is the wildlife. The high-fence game ranch supports an unusual density and variety of exotic species - whitetail, axis, blackbuck, gemsbok, addax, white buffalo, fallow deer, sika, oryx, and elk. The property also holds what may be the most remarkable resident of all: a rare white elk bull estimated to score over 400 inches, an exceptionally uncommon subspecies that draws serious wildlife enthusiasts and hunters from across the country. A drive around the ranch almost guarantees sightings across multiple species.

Two residences anchor the working side of this landscape. The main house spans nearly 3,000 square feet, providing comfortable living quarters designed for the pace and scale of ranch life. A secondary 1,500-square-foot residence serves guests or staff, ensuring your freedom to maintain the property without compromise.

At $8 million, this is land-forward pricing for Burnet County - the structures matter less than what surrounds them. This property answers a specific question: what does complete sovereignty over land look like? Five hundred and seventy-four acres of your own sky, your own wildlife, your own version of what a legacy estate means in the Hill Country.