240 Rolling Oaks Dr
About this property
Welcome to your Texas Hill Country paradise! This exceptional 14.82-acre property boasts breathtaking panoramic views, serene natural beauty, and prime location in an exclusive gated community. The landscape offers diverse terrain with majestic oak trees, a wet-season stream and pond, creating the ideal backdrop for your dream home or weekend retreat. The land is Ag Exempt for property tax savings, with established honey bees adding to the charm. Enjoy the flexibility to build on your timeline, with deed restrictions requiring single-family homes, minimum of 1,200 sq. ft., built on-site. Municipal water, electricity, and high-speed fiber optic internet are available for the lot. Located in the heart of Texas Hill Country, this property is perfectly situated just about 100 miles from both Dallas and Austin, and 260 miles from Houston. You'll also be close to quaint historic towns with boutique shopping, local dining, and small-town charm. This property is your gateway to the ultimate Hill Country lifestyle. Don't miss this opportunity-schedule your tour today!
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About the Area
240 Rolling Oaks Dr 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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