ActiveMLS# 7931244
$350,000
32 Acres · Farm/Ranch · $10,938/acre
178 County Road 199 None
Mullin, TX 76864 (Mills County)

About this property

Spanning 32 contiguous acres in a peaceful rural setting, this private tract presents an ideal setup for hunters and outdoorsmen. A rich mix of native cover and mature trees provides natural wildlife corridors for white-tailed deer, turkey, and dove, while a small stock tank offers a seasonal water draw for game and livestock when holding water. Fully perimeter-fenced with a secure gated entry, the land boasts an active Ag exemption to keep annual property taxes remarkably low. Electricity is available right at the street, making it easy to set up an RV hookup, weekend hunting cabin, or permanent homestead. Enjoy complete privacy, room to roam, and endless outdoor potential—all just a short drive from town.

Property details

Property TypeFarm/Ranch
Acreage32 acres
StatusActive
Days on Market7 days
ListedSeptember 13, 2026
CountyMills
ZIP Code76864
Price per Acre$10,938/acre
SubdivisionR10645
FencingFenced, Gate, Perimeter
ViewHill Country
Annual Property Tax$90 (2026)
MLS Number7931244
Listed ByERA Brokers Consolidated

Location

Area & Lifestyle

About the Area

178 County Road 199 None is located in Mullin, 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.

Mullin had an estimated population of 174 as of 2023. The 76864 zip code has a median household income of $47,070, a median home value of $259,700, and a median age of 55.1. The average household size is 2.42 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).

Listing information © 2026 Unlock MLS (ACTRIS). All data provided AS IS. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Listing courtesy of ERA Brokers Consolidated.

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Barron Johnson
Broker Associate · Spyglass Realty