TBD County Road 481, Thrall, TX 76578

Mock Ranches is pleased to bring this amazing 50-acre tract of land that has recently become available. Located less than 20 miles from Samsung, this property offers a unique opportunity with a combination of open spaces, beautiful oak trees, and two separate ponds. With its good soil, grasses, and trees, this property is ideal for a gentleman's ranch or has the potential for subdivision into exclusive homesites. Please note that the buyer will be responsible for validating all information, including applying for and obtaining any necessary agricultural use valuation. Additionally, the property currently carries an agricultural exemption. This is truly a one-of-a-kind property, offering privacy and seclusion. Buyer is responsible for verifying all information and for application to maintain agricultural exemption.

A 50-acre tract in Williamson County is the defining value here, and TBD County Road 481 puts that scale in Thrall, where large, usable Thrall remains far less common than smaller rural splits. Priced at $1.25M and located in Thrall ISD, this offering stands out for buyers who want meaningful acreage with a clear school path through Thrall schools, including Thrall High School.

The property is offered as Thrall - See Remarks and has been on the market for 437 days, which matters because extended exposure on Thrall can create room for more disciplined underwriting and a sharper look at long-term use. What gives this tract substance is the combination of open ground, oak trees, and two ponds. That mix supports more than one buyer profile. For a private ranch buyer, it creates a foundation for a gentleman's ranch with a balance of pasture, water, and tree cover. For a buyer thinking ahead, the same Thrall characteristics suggest potential for future homesites, subject to the approvals and feasibility work any prudent purchaser would complete before making that assumption part of the investment case.

The location adds another important layer. The site is noted as less than 20 miles from Samsung, which places it within the orbit of one of the region's most significant employment and capital drivers. That does not change the rural identity of the property, but it does sharpen its strategic position. Buyers looking at Thrall in this part of Williamson County are often weighing privacy and open space against access to growth corridors, and this tract sits in that conversation directly.

There is no existing residence, no stated square footage, and no year built to factor into the valuation, so the analysis stays where it should stay, on the Thrall itself. The property currently carries an agricultural exemption, and any buyer should independently verify all details and determine the requirements for obtaining or maintaining an agricultural use valuation. That is standard discipline on a tract like this, not a drawback.

For buyers focused on scarce acreage, water features, and optionality in a growth-influenced part of Central Texas, TBD County Road 481 is the kind of Thrall position that can serve immediate recreational or ranch use while preserving future strategic value.