9590 Maynard Hallmark RD, Flatonia, TX 78941

189 +/- Acres | Cistern, Fayette County- Minerals Negotiable. Some properties are measured in acres. This one is measured in sunrises over open pasture and the sound of Peach Creek, when flowing, moving through mature hardwoods — the kind of quiet that reminds you why you left the city. A perfect blend of wooded timber and open grazing land, this ag-validated property delivers on every front. Peach Creek meanders north to south, four ponds dot the landscape, and a water well rounds out exceptional water resources — a true haven for wildlife enthusiasts and hunters alike. Fayette Electric serves the property. Multiple premium building sites await your vision. With ~1 mile of road frontage, two entrances, and just 15 minutes from IH-10 in Waelder or Flatonia — San Antonio, Austin, and Houston are all an easy drive away. New survey. Interactive map below, the red marker symbol is the estimated location of the trail to get to the large far east pond. Red star is the estimated Peach Creek crossing on the map Just 1 mile off paved FM 1115. Portion in floodplain.

At 201.02 acres with Peach Creek running through it, 9590 Maynard Hallmark Rd is the kind of Fayette County ranch that gets attention fast because it combines scale, water, wildlife habitat, and access at a price point of $1.95 million. At 9590 Maynard Hallmark Rd in Flatonia, just outside Flatonia in western Fayette County near Cistern, you are looking at a true Farm - Ranch holding with room for recreation, cattle, hunting, and a future homesite.

The land is the story here. This tract mixes heavily wooded sections of mature hardwoods with open ground that gives you flexibility for grazing, food plots, trails, or building plans. Peach Creek moves north to south through the property, and that creek frontage matters because it supports habitat, draws wildlife, and gives the ranch a more varied landscape than a standard open pasture tract. Four scattered ponds add another dependable water source, and the property also has a well on the west side. There is an agricultural valuation in place through cattle use, which is a practical value point for long term ownership. Portable cattle panels convey, electrical service is provided by Fayette Electric, and there is an older septic system near the power pole.

From a usability standpoint, the layout is strong. The ranch has about 1 mile of road frontage and two entrances, which makes access easier whether you are bringing in equipment, managing cattle, or thinking ahead about how to use different sections of the property. It sits about 1 mile off paved FM 1115 and is roughly 15 minutes to IH-10 by way of Waelder or Flatonia, so weekend access from Austin, San Antonio, or Houston is realistic. The price breaks down to roughly $9,700 per acre, and that number is worth noting for buyers comparing large recreational tracts with creek frontage and multiple water features in this part of Fayette County. Residential square footage, bed count, bath count, and year built are not currently published, which tells you this is primarily a land play rather than an existing residential estate.

For schools, the property is served by Flatonia ISD, with Flatonia, Flatonia Secondary, and Flatonia High School assigned. A portion on the west side lies in the 100 year flood zone, and a new survey is expected, so due diligence should focus on building placement, access, and utility planning. For the right buyer, this is the kind of Flatonia ranch that can deliver weekends now and hold long term value as Fayette County land stays in demand.