TBD Fm 2315 None
About this property
This 200± acre slice of Texas Hill Country is being cut from a larger 400-acre tract and offers the perfect blend of seclusion, history, and opportunity. With potential access points from both FM 2315 and County Road 468, the land provides flexible entrance options, ideal for future homesteads, weekend retreats, or working operations. A water meter applied for and electricity available at the CR 468 entrance, streamlining your plans from day one. Once part of a historic 5,000-acre legacy ranch, this land has been stewarded with care for generations. It was once farmed and is now used for cattle grazing and recreational hunting. The terrain is naturally beautiful with a mix of open pasture and native brush, attracting abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, and dove, making it ideal for the outdoor enthusiast. An old sheep barn still stands on the property, doubling as functional working pens and a nod to the land’s ranching roots. Whether you’re looking to build a family compound, establish a hunting lease, or invest in your legacy, this land offers both peace and possibility. The surrounding area is rich in ranching heritage and rural charm. Picture early mornings watching the sunrise over the hills, quiet evenings under big Texas skies, and days spent working the land or exploring your own wide-open space. Plus, with additional adjoining and non-adjoining acreage owned by the same family, there may be future opportunities to expand your holding. This is more than just land, it’s your chapter in a long Texas story.
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About the Area
TBD Fm 2315 None is located in Rochelle, Texas, in McCulloch County. McCulloch County sits in the heart of the Texas Hill Country transition zone, centered on Brady, which bills itself as the Heart of Texas based on its geographic centrality to the state. The county maintains an authentic working ranch character with minimal tourism development pressure.
The San Saba River flows through the southern part of McCulloch County, and the Brady Creek watershed drains much of the county's rolling mesquite and live oak terrain. The landscape features the transition from the limestone Edwards Plateau to the rolling plains of West Texas, with elevations around 1,600 to 1,800 feet.
Rochelle had an estimated population of 140 as of 2023. The 76872 zip code has a median household income of $55,278, a median home value of $192,700, and a median age of 56.9. The average household size is 2.4 people.
Cattle and sheep ranching, goat production, agriculture, and a regional retail hub in Brady define the McCulloch County economy. The county offers large working ranch tracts at prices reflecting the agricultural market rather than lifestyle premiums, making it attractive for buyers seeking productive land at honest prices.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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