2185 FM 184 None
About this property
Private hunting retreat on 215+- acres located at 2185 FM 184 in Coryell County, ideally positioned between Gatesville and Temple with convenient travel distance to Lake Belton. Designed for both recreation and ranching, this diverse property offers native grasses, cultivated areas, and an abundance of mature hardwoods including pecan, post oak, elm, and live oak. Nearly 100 feet of elevation change provides scenic views and creates exceptional wildlife habitat throughout the ranch. Two stock tanks and a spring-fed seasonal creek offer dependable water sources for both wildlife and livestock. Hunters will appreciate the outstanding habitat supporting healthy populations of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, feral hogs, coyotes, foxes, and seasonal waterfowl. Thick cover, hardwood bottoms, native grasses, and varied terrain combine to create excellent year-round hunting opportunities. The ranch features an electric gated entrance, secondary gated access, improved fencing and cross fencing, and concrete low-water crossings. Extensive cedar clearing and vegetation management have enhanced both wildlife habitat and usability. A 3,200 square-foot insulated shop, built in 2017, includes a full bathroom, covered lean-to, and ample space for equipment, ATVs, tractors, and hunting gear. Residential improvements include an updated 1,313 square-foot three-bedroom, two-bath home built in 1994. Moffat Water Supply services the property, and two septic systems are already in place. Currently under agricultural exemption and supporting an active cattle operation, this ranch offers the perfect blend of hunting, recreation, ranching, and country living. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway, family hunting retreat, gentleman's ranch, or long-term investment, this well-improved Central Texas property delivers privacy, abundant wildlife, and the lifestyle that makes Texas ranch ownership so special.
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About the Area
2185 FM 184 None is located in Gatesville, Texas, in Coryell County. Coryell County sits immediately west of Bell County, sharing the Fort Cavazos influence while maintaining a more rural character. Gatesville, the county seat, is a small working-class Texas town surrounded by ranches and cedar breaks that have changed little over the past century.
The Leon River flows through Coryell County, and Mother Neff State Park, the first state park established in Texas, sits on the Leon River within the county. The terrain features limestone hills and cedar brakes characteristic of the eastern Hill Country transition zone.
Gatesville had an estimated population of 16,058 as of 2023. The 76528 zip code has a median household income of $66,989, a median home value of $189,900, and a median age of 39.7. The average household size is 2.4 people.
Fort Cavazos overflow, cattle ranching, corrections industry employment, and agriculture anchor the Coryell County economy. The county offers affordable acreage at prices well below neighboring Bell County despite similar proximity to Fort Cavazos employment.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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