Hamilton, TX 76531 (Hamilton County)
About this property
Prime 70.21 Acres in Hamilton County UNRESTRICTED and AG EXEMPT property with the picturesque and sought after Cow House Creek running through it. Conveniently located halfway between Austin and the DFW Metroplex, this unimproved property is a blank canvas ready for you to transform into your dream ranch or the ultimate weekend oasis. Homestead At the front of the property, there is a great build site perched on a hill, offering panoramic long-distance views. Just off the hill, a grove of Pecan trees lines a wet weather creek. Cow House Creek Approximately 1,350 feet of the Cow House Creek runs through the middle of the property, featuring a rock-bottom creek bed. Along the creek, you’ll find stunning Pecan and Live Oak trees. On the eastern edge, a bend in the creek and change in topography creates a secluded glen surrounded by trees. Land The eastern side of the property, along the county road, boasts a hill with a flat area perfect for building. The land then descends 40 feet to a Pecan grove and a wet weather creek. A 24-acre cultivated field lies between you and the Cow House Creek. Crossing the creek, the topography rises 60 feet to another hill, offering breathtaking views of the valley below. Wildlife There is an abundance of white tail deer, turkeys, and dove on the property. Location Situated 15 miles west of the city of Hamilton, the property is 123 miles from downtown Austin and 116 miles from downtown Fort Worth. Utilities: Power is available on-site. A well will be needed for water and a septic for sewer. Starlink is the best option for internet. Minerals The sellers own some of the minerals and plan for them to convey with the property.
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About the Area
TBD County Road 621 None is located in Hamilton, Texas, in Hamilton County. Hamilton County sits in the geographic transition between the Hill Country and the Blackland Prairie, a quiet agricultural county where the county seat of Hamilton maintains the character of a working Texas town largely untouched by the tourism economy reshaping counties to the south.
The Leon River flows through Hamilton County, and the terrain features rolling limestone hills in the western reaches transitioning to flatter agricultural land in the east. The landscape supports mixed cattle and grain operations typical of the northern Hill Country transition zone.
Hamilton had an estimated population of 2,904 as of 2023. The 76531 zip code has a median household income of $55,651, a median home value of $128,000, and a median age of 44.1. The average household size is 2.74 people.
Cattle ranching, grain farming, and small-scale agriculture define the Hamilton County economy. The county offers affordable large-acreage tracts at working ranch prices for buyers seeking productive land in a less-pressured market.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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