7180 Cr 283, Harwood, TX 78632

Staples Sotheby's International Realty is honored to present this expansive land offering on behalf of the Aurelia Mitchell Estate. Positioned near Austin, San Antonio, and Houston, this 668 +/- acre tract delivers the scale, access, and opportunity you're looking for. With direct access along IH 10, State Highway 90, and County Road 283 in Harwood, this property offers rare connectivity for large-format development, agricultural expansion, or recreational uses. This land features a classic southern post oak savannah feel—broad, open grassy areas mixed with mottes of post oak, live oak, and black jack with yaupon holly and cedar understory. Improvements include fencing and cross fencing, several seasonal tanks as well as a portion of the property being improved pasture. Ranchers, hunters, and developers alike will appreciate the lands utility with its sandy loam soil, gently rolling topography, and multiple points of access. Bordered by IH10 to the south and State Highway 90 and the Railroad to the north, this property offers a strategic position for investmentor future development. If a smaller tract better aligns with your needs and goals, the seller is open to dividing the 668 +/- acres into two smaller tracts. Tract 1 being 284 +/- acres and Tract 2 being 384 +/- acres. Large acreage of this quality and accessibility rarely hits the market. Call today to schedule a private tour.

Six hundred sixty-eight acres of rolling post oak savannah stretch across Gonzales County near Harwood, where the land itself becomes the primary asset and the horizon extends far enough to reshape how you think about possibility. This is terrain that breathes. Open grassland alternates with dense mottes of post oak, live oak, and blackjack oak, their canopies creating natural shade breaks across the gently rolling topography. The sandy loam soil and seasonal water tanks already established across the property mean the land is ready to work immediately, whether that work involves cattle operations, wildlife management, or large-scale agricultural expansion.

The strategic position matters as much as the acreage itself. Interstate 10 runs along the southern boundary, State Highway 90 frames the northern edge, and County Road 283 provides direct property access. This configuration delivers something rare in Texas land markets: genuine connectivity without compromising the sense of removal. You're positioned between Austin to the north and San Antonio to the southwest, within the gravity of Houston's reach to the east, yet standing on land that feels genuinely remote. The railroad corridor to the north adds another layer of infrastructure consideration for development-minded investors.

The improvements already in place acknowledge what the land demands. Existing fencing and cross-fencing systems show the previous ownership understood ranch operations. Multiple seasonal tanks distribute water across the property. Portions have been brought into improved pasture, reducing the timeline needed to realize agricultural or ranching potential. This isn't raw, untouched acreage requiring foundational work. It's land that's been managed and maintained, ready for whatever comes next.

The seller recognizes that 668 acres serves different owners differently. The property can be divided into two separate tracts if that aligns better with your vision: 284 acres or 384 acres, allowing for partnership structures, phased development, or multiple use cases on a single offering. Sandy loam soil, rolling terrain, and multiple access points make this land functional for ranchers, hunters, and developers with equal seriousness. Land of this caliber and accessibility near the I-10 corridor rarely becomes available. The scale, the location, and the inherent potential converge at once.