569 TBD Burdette Wells RD, Lockhart, TX 78644

80 acres @ $11,500/ac to be surveyed out of 120-acre mother tract. Or, sellers will sell up to 100 acres at $11,500/ac. Nice, gently rolling land with large trees, skyline views, wildlife, lake site, wildflower meadows and several home sites. Good grazing land and full of wildlife too. About 80% fenced; side and back lines fenced. Low taxes per ag valuation. some seller imposed building restrictions. Great location between Lockhart and Luling. Big adjoining properties with exclusive homes. Public co-op water and electricity available. Septic required. Aerial map available shows proposed survey lines. 60ft wide driveway on far right of property with street access is proposed. Buyer to order survey subject to sellers' approval and sellers agree to split cost 50/50 at closing. Use Hinkle Surveyors in Lockhart. Proposed boundary of the 80 acres is in the photo section. Ag valuation for grazing and timber.

An 80-acre tract at roughly $15,000 per acre is the defining advantage at 569 TBD Burdette Wells Rd, especially for buyers looking for scale, flexibility, and agricultural tax treatment in Caldwell County. In Lockhart ISD, with Navarro Elementary, Lockhart Middle, and Lockhart High serving the area, this Farm - Ranch offering sits in Lockhart, TX 78644 with 42 days on market and a price of $1.20M.

What matters here is the land itself and the number of viable paths it creates. This acreage is being surveyed out of a larger 120-acre parent tract, with gently rolling topography, large trees, wildflower meadows, wildlife habitat, and multiple potential homesites. The terrain and skyline views give the property more dimension than flat grazing land, while the proposed lake site adds another layer of future utility and enjoyment. It also carries ag valuation for grazing and timber, which directly affects holding costs and makes the property more practical for long-term ownership.

From an infrastructure standpoint, the basics are in place where they need to be. Public co-op water and electricity are available, septic will be required, and the proposed access includes a 60-foot-wide driveway on the far right side of the property with street access. About 80 percent of the tract is fenced, including the side and back lines, which matters for both grazing use and boundary definition. Buyers should also understand that there are seller-imposed building restrictions, and the final survey remains subject to seller approval, with survey costs split 50-50 at closing through Hinkle Surveyors in Lockhart.

The location is another practical strength. The property is positioned between Lockhart and Luling, with adjoining large properties and exclusive homes that support a more protected rural setting than many smaller ranchette corridors. That combination of scale, utilities, tax posture, and surrounding ownership pattern gives this tract a different profile than raw land marketed only on acreage count.

For a buyer evaluating long-term Texas land value, 569 TBD Burdette Wells Rd offers usable grazing ground, residential placement options, and a holding strategy that can work now while preserving future upside as Caldwell County continues to evolve.