TBD Donahue Road, Bartlett, TX 76511

Now is your opportunity to own all or part of the 4S Ranch. There are approximately 233 acres which 100 acres are in cropland and 133 acres in pasture and trees. It is a very unique piece of land with a variety of terrain to experience and enjoy for work or pleasure. This property hosts a historic cemetary. At the top of the hill near Post Oak Road, the property slopes down to the Donahue Creek which runs through the property year-round. There is a tank/pond located near the top of the pastureland. Large trees cover the pastureland and make plentiful shade and cover for deer and livestock. The hilltop would make a perfect location to build your dream house. The property offers an excellent opportunity for hunting and fishing. Located seven (7) miles SE of Bartlett, this property is still conveniently located just 26 miles from the IH 35 corridor; 30 minutes from Taylor and 35 minutes from Temple.

233 acres with year-round water, cropland, pasture, and a high build site make TBD Donahue Road Rd one of the more compelling large land offerings to hit the Bartlett market this month at $2.91 million. In Bartlett, TBD Donahue Road Rd offers scale that is hard to find in Bell County, with roughly 100 acres in cropland and 133 acres in pasture, trees, and rolling ground.

This is a Farm - Ranch property in Bartlett, TX 76511, about 7 miles southeast of Bartlett and positioned for buyers who want usable land instead of a placeholder address with little substance. The terrain changes as you move across the tract. Near Post Oak Road, the land rises to a hilltop with long views and a logical homesite. From there, it slopes down toward Donahue Creek, which runs through the property year-round. That water feature changes how the land lives and works. It supports wildlife movement, creates stronger recreational value, and gives the property a sense of place that flat acreage often lacks.

There is also a tank near the upper pastureland, plus mature trees that provide shade and cover for deer and livestock. That combination opens multiple paths for ownership. A buyer could continue agricultural use, shape the land for cattle or horses, hold it as a long-term investment, or create a private recreational ranch with hunting and fishing potential. The presence of a historic cemetery adds another layer of local history and should be understood as part of the property’s identity.

For families, the property is served by Bartlett ISD. School assignments listed for the tract are Bartlett for elementary, Bartlett for middle school, and Bartlett for high school. That matters for buyers who want a clear connection to the local community instead of a remote parcel with uncertain school options.

There is no existing residence here, so bed count, bath count, square footage, year built, and price per square foot are not applicable in the usual residential sense. What you can measure is land scale, access, and regional reach. The property is about 26 miles from the I-35 corridor, roughly 30 minutes from Taylor, and about 35 minutes from Temple. That keeps Samsung’s Taylor area growth, Temple healthcare employment, and small-town Bartlett access within practical range while preserving the feel of true country land. With only 7 days on market, this tract stands out as the kind of Bell County holding that can serve today’s uses and still look smarter years from now.