Goldthwaite, TX 76844 (Mills County)
About this property
20.4 acres Lot 17 in Rolling Oaks Ranch near Goldthwaite offers excellent tree cover, high elevations and end of the road cul-de-sac privacy. This gated Ranch Subdivision has reasonable covenants to protect property values. Private roads, secure gated access, water tap at each lot, three phase electricity and centrally located dumpsters for trash. This beautiful tract has an abundance of tree and brush varieties including Live Oak, Post Oak, Mesquite and Ash Juniper. Currently held under the 1-d-1 Agriculture Exemption for Wildlife provides for low ad valorum taxes. The habitat is in outstanding condition due to the fact there have been no cattle present for over five years. Wildlife flourishes including Whitetail Deer, Wild Turkey, a variety of gamebirds and songbirds. The highlight is the long, westwardly view offering amazing sunsets well beyond the local landmark known as San Saba Peak. Conveniently located 7 miles South of Goldthwaite off Highway 183, 90 miles Northwest of Austin. *Note, this tract can be added to the adjacent Lot 8 totaling 40.51 acres
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About the Area
297 E Rolling Oaks Drive None is located in Goldthwaite, Texas, in Mills County. Mills County sits in the geographic heart of the Edwards Plateau, centered on Goldthwaite, a small ranching community that serves as a regional hub for the surrounding agricultural operations. The county maintains the character of working ranch Texas with minimal outside development influence.
The Colorado River forms the eastern boundary of Mills County, and the Pecan Bayou flows through the county to its confluence with the Colorado. The terrain features rolling limestone hills with live oak and cedar cover transitioning to the more open brush country of the western county.
Goldthwaite had an estimated population of 1,733 as of 2023. The 76844 zip code has a median household income of $67,037, a median home value of $184,000, and a median age of 49.6. The average household size is 2.3 people.
Cattle ranching, sheep and goat production, hunting leases, and pecan farming along the Colorado River bottom define the Mills County economy. The county offers affordable large-acreage working ranch land for buyers seeking productive agricultural operations in the central Hill Country.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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