Tbd Cr 230, Weimar, TX 78962

Discover the beauty & versatility of this remarkable 106.077-acre tract of land, located in Oakland Area of Weimar, TX. Dynamic elevation change of +/- 60 feet ranging from 250 - 310 ft above sea level, offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. - Pastures: The property is divided into 5 picturesque pastures, all equipped wcross fencing for effective management. The layout includes: - 2 northern pastures, each approx 20 acres, easily accessible via FM 532. - A central pasture without creek frontage, approx 10 acres. - A larger central pasture enriched by the flow of McKinnon Branch Creek, totaling about 37 acres. - A southern pasture, w/Hasse Road frontage, spanning approx 16 acres. - Access Points: Convenient access is provided via 2 entrances, one from FM 532 and another from Hasse Road. - Water Features: Approximately 2400 feet of McKinnon Branch Creek gracefully meanders through the southern center of the property. The creek is adorned with beautiful rock formations and includes a reliable, cemented crossing for easy transit from north to south of the creek. - Natural Attractions: This tranquil landscape is dotted with majestic live oaks and large pecans surrounding the creek, creating a serene environment. The property is teeming with wildlife, including deer, turkey, hogs, and a variety of birds, offering abundant opportunities for nature enthusiasts. - Historical Significance: The property holds a rich history, once owned by the legendary Jim Bowie. An old homestead home remains on-site, suitable for renovation or removal, alongside cattle pens and a hand-dug well for historical preservation enthusiasts. - Clean Slate: The land is free of pipelines and easements, making it a pristine vanilla tract for your dreams. Whether you envision building your dream home with sprawling views, developing a recreational retreat with hunting capabilities, or establishing agricultural operations, this property presents many possibilities.

TBD CR 230 is defined by the land itself: 106.077 acres in the Oakland Area of Weimar with about 2,400 feet of McKinnon Branch Creek, roughly 60 feet of elevation change from 250 to 310 feet above sea level, and access from both FM 532 and Hasse Road. In Colorado County and served by Weimar ISD, with Weimar schools including Weimar High School, this is the kind of Farm - Ranch tract buyers study closely because the fundamentals are already in place. At $1.49M, the value is in the mix of scale, water, topography, and usable layout rather than in improvements that force a buyer into someone else’s plan.

The tract is divided into five pastures with cross fencing, which gives it immediate agricultural function and cleaner control over grazing, wildlife management, or phased improvement. Two northern pastures of about 20 acres each are reached from FM 532. A central pasture of about 10 acres sits without creek frontage. Another central pasture of about 37 acres is shaped by McKinnon Branch Creek, and the southern pasture spans about 16 acres with Hasse Road frontage. That configuration matters. It creates options for access, separation of uses, and future planning without requiring a major rework of the ground.

The creek is more than a line on a survey. It moves through the southern center of the property and includes rock formations and a cemented crossing that allows travel from north to south. Large live oaks and pecans concentrate around that watercourse, while the balance of the land remains pasture-driven and open enough to take advantage of the rolling terrain and long countryside views. Wildlife on the property includes deer, turkey, hogs, and birds, which adds recreational depth without changing the core identity of the tract.

There is also an older layer here. The property was once owned by Jim Bowie, and an old homestead, cattle pens, and a hand-dug well remain on site for a buyer who values that history or wants to decide what stays and what goes. Just as important, the tract is reported to be free of pipelines and easements, which gives a buyer a cleaner canvas for a homesite, ranch operation, or recreational hold. For a long-term land buyer, that combination of creek frontage, elevation, pasture structure, and dual-road access is what protects flexibility and future value.