TBD US 190 Highway, Lometa, TX 76853

Antelope Creek Ranch - 124 +/- Acres

Antelope Creek Ranch Lampasas County 124 +/- Acres DESCRIPTION: This prime 124+/- Acre ranch in Lampasas County has great hardwood tree cover, water, proximity, access, soils, and more! Water is abundant with roughly 5000ft of both sides of Antelope Creek. There is potential for more water development with several drainages and good clay available. This ranch has a great mix of live water, great hunting, hardwoods, and access with paved frontage on HWY 190. WATER: Water is abundant on this ranch, with 5,000 +/- feet of both of sides of Antelope Creek. There is also a Corix waterline running along HWY 190. WILDLIFE: Native wildlife such as white-tailed deer are found in abundance along with turkey, hogs, and dove. During the winter months, it can be a hotspot for waterfowl and quail. TOPOGRAPHY/VEGETATION: The topography is flat to rolling hardwood filled pastures and bottom land drainages which are LOADED with varied hardwood tree cover. Numerous varieties of hardwoods are present including Liveoaks, Post Oaks, Blackjack Oaks, Elms with areas of Mesquites and a few Cedar trees. The ranch also has great soils including Luckenbach clay loam, and Callahan loam. There have been several areas that have been selectively cleared, providing enhanced usability and aesthetic beauty, as well as ideal hunting habitat. LOCATION: Located in Texas Hill Country, this ranch is just 5 minutes West of Lometa, TX on Hwy 190 and 12 minutes East of San Saba. It also sits about 1 hour 30 min from Austin, 2 hours 15 min from Ft Worth, and an hour 30 min from Waco. MINERALS: See Broker. TAXES: See Broker.

What sets this 177-acre tract apart is the water: TBD US 190 Hwy has about 5,800 feet of Antelope Creek frontage on both sides, plus six stock tanks that reportedly held through recent drought conditions. At TBD US 190 Hwy in Lometa, TX 76853, this is a large-scale Land - See Remarks opportunity in Lampasas County with paved US 190 frontage, strong topography, and the kind of natural water profile buyers rarely find this close to Austin.

Listed at $2.00M and on the market for 104 days, the property sits about 6 miles west of Lometa and roughly 1 hour 30 minutes from Austin, giving it practical access for buyers who want a weekend ranch, long-term hold, or recreational land with real utility. There is no residence, so square footage and year built are not applicable here. What matters instead is scale, frontage, water, and terrain. You have rolling hills, bottomland drainages, and ridgelines with long views that reportedly stretch 20 miles or more in some areas. The land includes a mix of Live Oak, Post Oak, Blackjack Oak, Elm, Mesquite, and some Cedar, which creates both cover and visual depth across the ranch.

Antelope Creek is the headline feature, but the broader land profile matters just as much. The soils include Luckenbach clay loam and Callahan loam, and several areas have already been selectively cleared to open up sightlines and improve habitat. A Corix waterline runs along US 190 Hwy, which adds another practical layer for future planning. Wildlife is part of the day-to-day setting here, with white-tailed deer, turkey, hogs, dove, quail, and seasonal waterfowl tied to the tanks and creek corridor.

For families thinking long term, the property is served by Lometa ISD, with Lometa Elementary, Lometa Middle, and Lometa High all tied to the Lometa school system. That matters in a rural market where school alignment is often a deciding factor. This part of Lampasas County gives you a Hill Country ranch setting without pushing too far from Austin, Waco, or Fort Worth, and the paved frontage on US 190 keeps access straightforward in all seasons.

For a buyer who values water, usable acreage, hunting habitat, and proximity to Central Texas growth, this Lometa property has the fundamentals to hold lifestyle appeal now and land value over time.