Tract 2 2050 W 17th St, Brady, TX 76825

A spectacular hunting property located just outside of Brady. This property has approximately 2500’ of paved frontage on Fm 2028, a city of Brady waterline running along the frontage with 2 additional taps reserved, and electricity in multiple areas. The eastern side of the ranch has a ridgeline that provides a scenic view of Brady and the surrounding area. The land is rich with Live Oaks and offers a well-balanced mix of dense cover and open areas, ideal for Whitetail and Axis deer. Come make this place your own escape or take advantage of the investment/development opportunities. Additional acreage available. The 257 acres have very typical habitat for this portion of the Edwards Plateau with 110’ of elevation change ranging from 1710’ to 1810’. There is just under 2500’ of paved road frontage on FM 2028 (W 17th St). It has a combination of dense closed canopy oak-juniper woodlands and savannah-like areas with more grass cover. A pond in the north section of the property is over one acre when full. Notable wildlife on the property includes Axis Deer, Whitetail Deer, Rio Grande Turkey, Doves, and feral hogs. This tract will be taken out of a larger tract. The property has perimeter fencing except for the new proposed eastern boundary. The existing fencing is a combination of netwire and barbwire. Electric lines run along the frontage and a second line runs across the property in a general north to south direction. The city of Brady has a water pipeline running inside the frontage. There is an agreement with the city to provide up to 2 water taps into this water line. it. All blinds and feeders belong to lessee and will not convey. A portion of the mineral estate could be available subject to negotiation.

The headline at Tract 2 2050 W 17th St is 257 acres with nearly 2,500 feet of paved FM 2028 frontage, a City of Brady water line along the road, and two reserved taps already accounted for. In Brady, just outside Brady, Texas 76825 in McCulloch County, Tract 2 2050 W 17th St is priced at $1.93 million, which works out to about $7,510 per acre and roughly $0.17 per land square foot.

This is a true Farm - Ranch offering, not a dressed-up homesite listing. There is no residence, no recorded bedroom or bath count, and no year-built figure, so the value story is all about land, access, utilities, and what you can actually do here. The tract sits on the Brady side of the Edwards Plateau with about 110 feet of elevation change, running from roughly 1,710 to 1,810 feet. That topography creates a ridgeline on the east side with long views back toward Brady. On the ground, the mix is what serious ranch buyers look for in this part of Central Texas: dense oak-juniper cover, broad grassier openings, and a north-side pond that grows to more than one acre when full.

Wildlife is part of the daily equation here. Axis deer, whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, doves, and feral hogs are all noted on the tract, which matters whether the plan is hunting, recreation, or simply holding quality native habitat. Utility access is a real differentiator. Electric service runs along the frontage and also crosses the property in a general north-south direction, giving a buyer more flexibility for future improvements. Existing perimeter fencing is largely in place, with the new eastern boundary to be established as this tract is separated from a larger ranch.

School district information is not listed in the current marketing details, which is common when a ranch tract is being divided, and the listing shows 287 days on market. The nearby reference points are clear and useful: FM 2028, also known here as W 17th St, direct access toward Brady, and City of Brady infrastructure already running at the frontage. For a buyer evaluating Brady, Texas land through the lens of recreation, future development potential, or long-term land banking, this Brady tract has the access, utility base, and habitat mix to stay useful and valuable well into the future.