10500 county road 137

Rugged, productive and loaded with wildlife - this 264-acre ranch in northwestern Brown County is anchored by Indian Mountain and watered by five tanks - four of which have never been dry - a wet-weather creek and rural water. Indian Mountain - with more than 150-foot elevation changes - affords long-range views of the surrounding hill country, Santa Anna Mountain and Lake Brownwood. A 45-foot by 90-foot metal equipment barn sits adjacent to a well-designed set of all-metal working pens. Home-building sites are many. Owned and operated by the same Brown County family since 1963, the ranch has been improved annually and supports approximately 55 acres of Coastal Bermuda and Klein grass and a diverse geographical setting of dense woodlands and lush improved pastures. Hunting and fishing opportunities are limitless with bass-and crappie-stocked tanks and abundant wildlife drawn-in by a five-acre foot plot and heavily-treed cover including live oak, post oak, blackjack, elm and mesquite.