TBD County Road 963, Bertram, TX 78605

72+/- Acres | Ag Exempt | Burnet County, TX

Discover the freedom and possibilities of this 72 +/- acre ag-exempt tract in Burnet County, offering wide-open Texas Hill Country views, gently rolling terrain, and light building restrictions that allow you to create your vision without sacrificing long-term value.

This property is ideal for a forever home, ranch estate, or multi-generational compound, with ample room for multiple homesites—perfect for family members who want to live together while maintaining privacy and space. Horses and livestock are welcome, making it an excellent fit for equestrian use, small ranching, or agricultural operations.

Enjoy the peace, privacy, and scenic beauty of the Hill Country while still having light commercial use available upon approval, offering future flexibility for owners seeking a home-based business, retreat concept, or income-producing opportunity.

? Highlights:

72+/- acres in Burnet County, TX

Ag exemption in place

Light building restrictions

Light commercial use possible (subject to approval)

Hill Country views and open pastureland

Ideal for multi-generational living

Horses & livestock allowed

Excellent long-term hold or legacy property

Whether you’re looking to build a legacy ranch, create a family compound, or secure a versatile Hill Country investment, this property offers the space, freedom, and scenery that make Central Texas land so desirable.

74.2 acres is the defining advantage here, and TBD County Road 963 E puts that scale in Bertram in Bertram, Burnet County, where large tracts carry real flexibility and long-term relevance. Priced at $1.29M and on the market for 77 days, this Farm - See Remarks offering reads as a land-driven purchase rather than a house-dependent one, which matters because there is no existing bedroom, bath, or square footage profile shaping the decision. The value is in control of the dirt, the usable acreage, and the range of outcomes a tract this size can support. For buyers focused on school path, the property is identified in BurnetCONSISD, with Bertram Elementary and Burnet High both named in the record, adding practical context for a family buyer evaluating a long-hold move into this part of Burnet County.

The remarks point to the characteristics sophisticated land buyers usually start with: ag exemption, gently rolling terrain, open ground, and Hill Country views. That combination has substance because it supports more than one buyer profile without forcing a narrow use case. A tract of this size can work for a primary estate, a ranch compound, or a multi-generational setup where separate homesites matter as much as privacy. The stated allowance for horses and livestock widens the utility further and makes the acreage functional, not just scenic. Light building restrictions also matter here. In this segment of the Texas market, restrictive land can limit future decisions and compress resale appeal. Lighter controls preserve more optionality, especially for an owner thinking several years ahead rather than solving only for immediate use.

There is also a strategic angle in the mention of possible light commercial use, subject to approval. That does not turn the property into a commercial play by default, but it does introduce another layer of flexibility that many rural land buyers want in reserve. Whether the goal is a legacy hold, a family ranch, or a property with room to adapt over time, TBD County Road 963 E stands out because the acreage, exemption status, and use flexibility create a stronger long-term position than a more tightly constrained tract.