TBD(+/- 28.63 Acres) FM 166, Caldwell, TX 77836

Tract 10, 11 and 12 of Green Hill Ranch are available for a beautiful home site with room for cattle, horses and hay production. There is a water well with underground power to the site. The combined acreage is just over 28 acres with ag exemption in place. The property is currently in hay production but this property is truly a show place - there is a hilltop toward the back of the property overlooking a rolling pasture with a small pond and stunning board fencing along both FM 166 and Green Hill Road. There are multiple nice entrance locations - the choice is yours. The subdivision accommodates most ag uses and horses are welcome. This place is one of a kind in BURLESON COUNTY and is a convenient commute of less than 20 mins to A&M's Rellis Campus and less than 10 min drive to Caldwell. Beautiful area with a luxury country feel - Come home to your own GREEN HILLS!

Twenty-eight acres of rolling pasture in rural Burleson County on FM 166 near Caldwell represents the kind of land that lets you actually use your property instead of just owning it. This unimproved tract sits on three combined parcels in Green Hill Ranch subdivision with agricultural exemption already in place, meaning the tax burden stays manageable while you develop your vision. The land slopes gently with open views interrupted by scattered trees, creating natural building sites that command views of the back pasture and small pond without eating up usable acreage.

What makes this land work for real is the infrastructure already installed. A water well with underground power runs to the property, eliminating the two biggest hurdles most rural landowners face when building. The pasture currently produces hay, but you inherit an operation ready to generate income while you plan. Board fencing lines both FM 166 frontage and Green Hill Road, instantly giving the property that finished appearance that takes years to build elsewhere.

The recreational potential here is immediate. Those 28 acres accommodate livestock year-round, whether you want cattle, horses, or just the open space to run ATVs with your family on weekends. The small pond supports fishing without leaving home. The gentle rolling topography works for hiking trails if you want them, or you leave it as open playground. The hilltop toward the back offers a natural vantage point for morning coffee or evening gatherings. You're not squeezed onto a suburban lot watching neighbors; you're actually removed from sight lines, which matters when you want privacy but still want community.

Location balances isolation with access. You're less than ten minutes to downtown Caldwell and under twenty minutes to Texas A&M's Rellis Campus, so work or school commutes stay reasonable despite the rural address. The Caldwell ISD serves this area. The land sits positioned between the small-town character of Caldwell and the open ranch country that defines Burleson County, giving you actual distance from Austin sprawl while keeping practicality intact.

At $844,675 for 28.633 acres with water, power, and established agricultural use, this is land that functions rather than speculates. You're not waiting five years for the neighborhood to develop around you. The hilltop, the pond, the fencing, the utilities - these are already working. Build your home, run livestock, let your kids explore their own acreage. This is what recreational land actually looks like.