TBD PR 1789 None
About this property
Rare Colorado River frontage in the heart of the highly desirable farming and ranching community of Bend, TX offers a unique opportunity to own one of Central Texas' premier recreational properties. Just a manageable drive from Austin, this exceptional property provides the perfect escape from city life while delivering the natural beauty, privacy and outdoor lifestyle buyers are increasingly seeking. The property's most coveted feature is its impressive Colorado River frontage, providing year-round enjoyment for fishing, boating, swimming and relaxing along the water's edge. Towering hardwoods and scenic river views create an unforgettable setting that captures the essence of Texas Hill Country living. Wildlife is abundant throughout the property, with healthy populations of both native whitetail deer and free-ranging axis deer. It's not uncommon to see multiple groups of deer moving across the landscape in a single day. The combination of river habitat, native vegetation, and quality cover creates an ideal environment for sustaining healthy wildlife populations year-round. Whether you're searching for a private family retreat or a long-term investment in one of Texas' most sought-after river corridors, this property offers a rare blend of Colorado River frontage, trophy wildlife potential and easy access from the Austin area. Opportunities to own riverfront acreage with this level of recreational appeal and wildlife abundance are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Additional land available.
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About the Area
TBD PR 1789 None is located in Bend, Texas, in Lampasas County. Lampasas County sits at the northeastern edge of the Hill Country, centered on Lampasas, a small historic city known for its mineral springs that once drew health-seekers from across Texas. The county blends working ranch land with proximity to the Killeen-Temple metro and the growing northern Austin suburbs.
The Lampasas River flows through the county seat, and Sulphur Creek, fed by mineral springs, runs through historic downtown Lampasas. The terrain features limestone hills and cedar brakes in the west transitioning to gentler agricultural land in the east. Lampasas sits at the edge of the Lampasas Cut Plain geological region.
Cattle ranching, agriculture, Fort Cavazos proximity, and a growing commuter population from the Killeen-Temple metro define the Lampasas County economy. The county offers affordable Hill Country-adjacent acreage for buyers who want the landscape without the premium prices of the core Hill Country counties.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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