6750 Three Mile Rd, Flatonia, TX 78941

Discover 3 Mile Ranch in Flatonia, TX—a cattlemen’s dream on a sprawling property perfect for investment and development. Boasting 6750 3 Mile Road address, over 3,300 ft. road frontage with utilities, it's primed for agricultural, residential, or development ventures. Lush pastures, sound fencing, and no water gaps ease livestock management. A 3-bed, 2-bath rustic home offers comfort across 1,422 sq. ft., a fireplace, porch, and deck with a pond view. Includes a 1,500 sq. ft. workshop with a 3-car carport. The property features propane, electricity, internet, a septic system, a framed barn, a gated entrance, and is cross-fenced with ag exemption. Two stocked ponds and rich wildlife provide for hunting and fishing, while the site’s location ensures quick access to major cities. With flexible building site options and the ability to subdivide, this property is a golden chance for a quality lifestyle with profitable development prospects if one wishes to pursue.

155.95 acres and more than 3,300 feet of road frontage make 6750 Three Mile Rd one of the most flexible farm properties currently on the market in Fayette County. At 6750 Three Mile Rd in Flatonia, you are buying a 1997 Farm - Single Family Residence with a 3 bed, 2 bath home, but the real story is the scale of the land, the paved access, and the room to use it in more than one way.

The house measures 1,422 square feet, which puts the asking price at $1,688 per square foot, and it includes a fireplace, porch, and deck looking toward a pond. For a buyer who wants a manageable residence at the center of a much larger operation, that footprint makes sense. The acreage is the value driver here. The tract is cross-fenced, served by utilities, and set up for cattle, horses, recreation, or a long-range hold with future homesite potential if county rules and utility planning align. Two stocked ponds, open pasture, and mature oaks give the land day-to-day use right now, not just paper value.

Location matters with rural property, and this part of Flatonia works because it stays connected. The ranch sits off Highway 95 on Three Mile Road, roughly 8.6 miles north of town and about 10 minutes from Interstate 10. That gives owners a practical route for feed, equipment, and weekend travel without giving up the privacy buyers want in this section of Fayette County. In town, Flatonia Rail Park, the E. A. Arnim Archives and Museum, and the Central Texas rail corridor anchor local identity. The Painted Churches in Praha and High Hill are also part of the draw in this stretch of Central Texas, and they remind you that this is not generic ranch land. It is a place with history, agriculture, and a strong small-town base.

For families, the property is served by Flatonia ISD, with Flatonia for elementary and Flatonia Secondary for both middle and high school. That school path matters because buyers looking at acreage this size are often thinking beyond a weekend place. With 149 days on market, 6750 Three Mile Rd gives buyers time to study the details, but large tracts with paved frontage, water access, and usable improvements do not come along every day. This is the kind of Fayette County property that can support a working ranch life now and hold long-term value as the corridor between Austin, San Antonio, and Houston keeps drawing attention west of Flatonia.